Re: Six decks
>>>>>>Second is it the best rules available. I look for at the least late surrender.
Thanks for the advice,,, no games near me have surrender or are single deck. though i sometimes travel to connecticut or indiana where it is available. otherwise rules seem pretty good.
>>>>>>>Third spread is very important. I used to have a one to twenty
spread at red chip but the mayor and ZG straightened me out on that. I now spread 1-30(40 if i can get away with it.I use a serious ramp
also 5,25/40,50/75,100/150,two hands of 150/200 if I can get away with it.
With a limited BR you should be wonging seriously. I start
playing at the beggining of the shoe and leave at -1 tc. I wong out.
spread and bankroll do seem to be my weakpoints right now. that is why it is so devastating having days like i just had. i was in the midst of trying to build up the bankroll gradually but it is hard when one must bet cautiosly and without the ability to really spread.
i may have been a little slow in leaving the table but i have been staying at the table until i lose a hand. sometimes while i am still at the table the count restores to a reasonable range but, maybe that is where i have been erring, i guess that if a shoe is not strong by one or two decks it is not going to be. so, i do seem to be playing in some very mediocre shoes.
>>>>>>>>>I have heard and (have seen) that KO is excellent for single and double deck but not as good as hi-lo for six deck. The reason I have
heard this is that with a tc conversion you can make better strategy and bet decisions.
May be true of the basic KO sytem. The color sytem of KO allows you to make all the playing decisions you need to without having to divide for TC in a multi deck game. the way it does is that you do all the math ahead of time . During play you only need to compare the nuber of decks played or remaining to the count that you are at ; if higher play one way , lower another. the simplicity of the system lets me play longer with less stresss.
Thanks for your response. it's very helpful.
Brad