Me and supercoolmancool are a 2 person team. We had a very short run at card counting, but we realized that to become pro advantage players, we would have to go a different route. That is what we are currently working on, becoming proficient at other AP methods. We have current projects to learn several different methods, so we will always have an option, and we won't burn ourselves out on any one game of method.Rspeirsmlb said:Haha, I think it's funny you said that because becoming a pro baseball player has always been my dreams.....how far did I come? Well, I very well could play semi-pro now, but have lost the drive because it wasn't making me any money (and I become into more things, blackjack for instance). But, you do make an excellent point about 2 heads being greater than one. I would love to start a BJ team, but all my friends aren't nearly driven into blackjack as I am....and are completely oblivious to Adcantage Play, even when I try to explaint it to them(basic strategy throwing in gut feelings kinda players) so it's a little difficult to find one. I'm not wanting to become a FULL TIME pro, but a STRONG ADVANTAGE PLAYER that plays weekly and grows his bankroll to a much larger number keeping his dayjob. Seems how I have an advantage over most 19 year olds, (recieving 20k on my birthdays [insurance checks]) and instead of spending my money, I like to watch it grow and work for it....rather than let it sit in a a CD, etc. and gain only 5% a year, I'de like to double, quadrouple, etc. within a year ya know. I wouldn't object to anyone willing to be on a BJ team with me. Let me ask you this....how well your and supercoolman's team performed?
Stick around the forums and talk to other AP's and you may find someone to make a team with. It's better if you can find a good friend that you can trust, but sometimes your friends just aren't interested, and that's OK.
Best of luck!