The next step

Hello,

I would like to take a moment to thank anyone who takes the time to read this. That being said, I am currently looking to move on to a more advanced counting system. I currently use the Hi-Lo Lite but am at the point where I feel it is time to further improve my skills.

I have been looking at learning the Zen count, as described in Blackbelt in Blackjack, for shoe games and the Hi-Opt II with an A side count, as described in Play Blackjack like the Pros, for double deck games.

I am looking to confirm if this is in fact the best path to choose or if there in fact would be another counting system that may account for both shoe and double deck games efficiently eliminating the need to learn two additional and separate counting systems. I should note that precision is very important to me and I would rather not sacrifice a noticeable amount of precision for ease of use unless I am in a situation where one system is grossly more complex than another while only yielding a very minor benefit. Any suggestions as to which counting systems and for what application I should be focusing my current studies on would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you kindly in advance for your replies.

something to this effect:
It's better to work on your act, throw and extra chip on your bet, and you'll come out further ahead than switching to a more complex system.

Not saying don't change, just saying consider the above when you make your decision.

I use Hi-lo Lite with I16. I got banned from a great DD game in my area last week. The problem wasn't that my counting was poor, the number of indexes too small, or I chose the wrong system. My problem was that I didn't do a good enough job with my camouflage.

WELL, since you have been ousted, you wouldn't mind sharing the location in a public forum. Longitude and lattitude coordinates are sufficient. Sil vouz plait?