Wonging
Can someone give me a crash course in what "Wonging" means?
Can someone give me a crash course in what "Wonging" means?
back counting. This is standing a short distance from a table, and counting down a deck or more probably a shoe. When the count goes adequately positive, the wonger slips in and plays until the count goes undesirably low, and then "wongs out".
Some astute counters can wong two tables at once while carrying on a cover conversation with some friends or partners.
The term is named after our esteemed host's pen name, Stanford Wong.
. . . which is a variation of Wonging. When Fishering, you back-count at least two tables at the same time! "Although this takes a little practice, it is not as hard as it seems".
Bob Fisher is a great advocate and practitioner of this technique, and likes to use elaborate means to have a visual, through ceiling mirrors, etc.
Be warned that excessive Fishering can make you unable to change paragraphs in your posts.
