Where Do I Get AOII

This may have been posted before, but I need to know where to get a copy of AOII book? Is this the same as Hi-Opt II? Thanks in advance!

I don't think it is the same as Hi-Opt. I got mine in Bryce Carlson's "Blackjack for Blood" on amazon.com

21&counting is right in that AOII is in Bryce Carlson's Blackjack For Blood.

Hi-Opt II is a different count created by Lance Humble. I'm not exactly sure were you can find this system.

If you look at the left side of your screen and scroll towards the bottom, you'll find BJ Glossary which can tell you a little more about the point values for each count.

I have heard that Hi-Opt II performs slightly better than AOII. These systems are compared in Blackjack Attack Playing the Pros Way by Don Schlesinger.

Hope this helps,
Dominic

was never published in a book...but is availiable thru Snyder's site at rge21.com. Or if you have an index generator you can generate the index numbers for yourself.

AO2 and HOpt2 are very very similar (many of the indexes are the same). Both are among the finest counts availaible for playing pitch games.

If you are ever in vegas, you can purchase the complete
HI-OPT 2 SYSTEM complete with more indices than most people can
remember at the Gambler's Book Club on 11th st. just north of Charleston.

The price is $39.95 for approximately 25 stapled pages, but
there is absolutely no fat in this document. If you play single
or double deck blackjack, can side count aces, and are willing to
spend time absorbing and practicing this count system, then
you could hardly make a better blackjack investment.
Good Luck!

Steve

Blackjack for Blood by Bryce Carlson is a very good read even if you don't end up using AOII. The obvious answer of where to get it is here on BJ21 online catalog. Pi Yee press is the publisher. If you're an instant gratification junkie like myself and can't wait for shipping, I got my copy at my local Barnes & Noble.

Join Green Chip and you get a discount on what you buy BJFB has been very good to me.