Trying to Continue a BJ Legacy

My father is a counter, and I grew up around the game. He was on a team when I was young and now that I'm old enough I've been sitting with him to help the spread as a second seat. I play a perfect basic strategy and have even developed a feel for the "pull" of the count (i.e. I know when to look for his signal to deviate from Basic ) I've been trying to learn the hi-lo count from Revere's book (Playing BJ as a Business), but its old and I'd like to find something that deals with a six-deck game with AC conditions. I think it would be a great Father's Day present to be playing with him one day and lean over and whisper, "I've got a running 18" and be right. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

I've been trying to learn the hi-lo count from Revere's book (Playing BJ as a Business), but its old and I'd like to find something that deals with a six-deck game with AC conditions. I think it would be a great Father's Day present to be playing with him one day and lean over and whisper, "I've got a running 18" and be right. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

especially if that's the same count your father is using. You might want to look at this BJ School link: http://bj21.com/gamemaster/gamemasterclassicsindex.shtml

.. you could start with the book Professional Blackjack by Wong. It's about $20 and can be ordered right here.

HiLo is not that tough to find info on in the public domain nor is BS for a 6D game. Try the basic strategy engine at blackjackinfo.com (if you need it) then find the Illustrious 18 (or 22) BS deviations (use the search function here or at advantageplayer.com) and you'll be set.

Good luck .. and good for you.