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[Mark]

I saw a couple of systems on blackjackforum online gambline library with a
BC of 1.00.
1. 2-6= 2; 7= 1; 8= 0; 9= -1; 10-ace= -2

2. 2 and 7= 1; 3,4,and 6= 2; 5= 3; 8= 0; 9= -1; 10-ace= -2

3. 2,3,and7= 2; 4 and 6= 3; 5= 4; 8= 0; 9= -1; 10-ace= -3

how would I set up a playing matric and betting system?
thank you for any input.

 

[Shaggy18vw]

Why?

Why would you want to play any of those systems? Have you even tried Hi-low? To answer your question, CVData from qfit (www.qfit.com) can generate all the playing indices you would want as well as allow you to tinker with bet patterns to achieve optimal. You really should develop a better understanding of the game before you attempt to play advanced systems. When you do have a better understanding, you will realize that those systems are only academic and have no practical use.

 

[Shaggy18vw]

Also. *LINK*

The mayor has the indicies for one of your listed systems on this site. Click on the link below.

You should have read the article on bjf, it wasn't recommending any of the systems you listed. It was showing how powerful the Zen is.

 

[Automatic Monkey]

Not quite academic

The second one described is Halves, and there are quite a few very competent players who use it! The first one (-2,2,2,2,2,2,1,0,-1,-2) I don't know if it has a special name, but I call it "Higher-Lower" because you can double your High-Low indices and play them. But no good reason too as RPC outperforms it, if you want to use a level 2 count.

 

[Shaggy18vw]

True

Once I realized the mayor had one of those system's indices listed, I figured it must be a "real" system. But for all intensive purposes pertaining to mark's original question, I think he should not waste his time searching for the "ultimate" system with a BC of 1.0

 

[Mark]

thanks for the advice

The Mayor said he used halves and that
is what I have been practicing with.
When I think it about it, it's kind of
silly to worry about a whopping .006%
for BC.
Thanks alot!