la_dee_daa
Well-Known Member
This is how i have started my counting in the casinos over the last couple days which i would not recomend aiming for the same results.
Well so far i have had 2 sessions for 4 hours total with only about 2.5-3 actually at a table. so it hasn't been much but since i can't gloat about my winnings which are non existent i shall tell my experiences losing which are much more exciting then winning every hand. So far i have been playing in shoes where the count has been good pretty much every time, half the time seems to be over a true count of +3 going up to +7 so things are good in that department. im playing with a half spread right now just for starters of $10-$80 decent 6 deck game with some wonging. after all of this I'm down $665. Seems like every time i double down with $40 or more vs the dealers 5 or 6 he pulls a 21, actually it has been every time. or the wonderful i get my nice 20 and experience a fun push with every stiff hand you could possible handle. But i have had 3 good results from hands. First one an insurance bet which the dealer pulled a blackjack, a max bet double down A6v4 ( my only double down win with a decent bet out more then $25) and another nice insurance bet where the dealer has his blackjack. So far i have won every won of my insurance bet if we try to find a positive.
I'm also still in the one standard deviation of negativness though, right?
Everyone i know is saying ohh your theory isn't working. i just say. isn't it? its working perfectly just not to my favor.:laugh:
luckily i have a larger bankroll and prepared for this knowing there is something like a 58% chance of losing $1000 just as an example estimate. So despite my very little play i can tell any new player getting into counting they better have good bankroll management and expect to lose at some point. because i assume a fair number of new players have completely overbet their bankroll and lost it right away. this is my little bit of advice that should probably be taken into consideration. Probably a better story to read for a new player then i turned my $1000 into like $30 000 in 2 weeks!!!
now i get to go brag about my losses to everyone so when or "if" i ever win my wins will look huge in contrast! eh?
Well so far i have had 2 sessions for 4 hours total with only about 2.5-3 actually at a table. so it hasn't been much but since i can't gloat about my winnings which are non existent i shall tell my experiences losing which are much more exciting then winning every hand. So far i have been playing in shoes where the count has been good pretty much every time, half the time seems to be over a true count of +3 going up to +7 so things are good in that department. im playing with a half spread right now just for starters of $10-$80 decent 6 deck game with some wonging. after all of this I'm down $665. Seems like every time i double down with $40 or more vs the dealers 5 or 6 he pulls a 21, actually it has been every time. or the wonderful i get my nice 20 and experience a fun push with every stiff hand you could possible handle. But i have had 3 good results from hands. First one an insurance bet which the dealer pulled a blackjack, a max bet double down A6v4 ( my only double down win with a decent bet out more then $25) and another nice insurance bet where the dealer has his blackjack. So far i have won every won of my insurance bet if we try to find a positive.
I'm also still in the one standard deviation of negativness though, right?
Everyone i know is saying ohh your theory isn't working. i just say. isn't it? its working perfectly just not to my favor.:laugh:
luckily i have a larger bankroll and prepared for this knowing there is something like a 58% chance of losing $1000 just as an example estimate. So despite my very little play i can tell any new player getting into counting they better have good bankroll management and expect to lose at some point. because i assume a fair number of new players have completely overbet their bankroll and lost it right away. this is my little bit of advice that should probably be taken into consideration. Probably a better story to read for a new player then i turned my $1000 into like $30 000 in 2 weeks!!!
now i get to go brag about my losses to everyone so when or "if" i ever win my wins will look huge in contrast! eh?