I don't understand, I was just reading BJ ATTACK and you indicate something that just seems like a contradiction to what you have taught me and many other people.
On page 4, you said you went to Atlantic City and the count went to +2 while you were in the process of losing your 5th in a row. But, you said you did not increase your bet. You go on to say that over the years you can count on one hand the amount of times you have increased your bet after a loss. This makes absolutly no sense Don. If a person wins or loses a hand, it should never be an issue if your counting. The cards don't know you lost a hand. Why would you do that?
Believe me Don, I don't mean this in any kind of bad way. I can't put a price tag on what i've learned from you. But, this sounds like a person who is playing with their feelings or instincts which has no place in counting. I don't care if you lose 25 hands in a row. If that count is going up, you increase your bet. Period.
Anyway it just bothered me, so I thought I would mention it.
