Nottooshabby, I also use Red-7 and would like to use indices. Have you found/developed some beyond the half dozen that Snyder talks about in Blackbelt (e.g. a full I18 and the 4 surrender indicies)?nottooshabby said:Red-7 with all indices, started out with hi-lo lite.
So your the guy we heard about with the missing 1/2d of cards & the 6-2-4-1 countdown on 2d. DHM expert was one type of Gordan Count.Tarzan said:I didn't even know there was a NAME for my count until recently when I demonstrated it for Flash. All this time I thought I was original with my ultimate counting system that I have used for years, which has proven incredibly effective.
It's technically known as the "DHM System" and the ultilization of this counting method, combined with "the amazingly illustriously luminous 50 or so" that go with it are what I swear by. This counting system has given me astounding results. Maybe someday I will explain it or talk about it at length. I raised Flash's eyebrow's a bit when I talked about it and did a little counting demonstration, etc. The let down came when told me my amazing system is not unknown and is commonly known as the "DHM System" and not the "(myname) System". I have worked with this meticulously for years to come up with percentages on the various index plays and it has really paid off.
Cherry7Up,Cherry7Up said:Nottooshabby, I also use Red-7 and would like to use indices. Have you found/developed some beyond the half dozen that Snyder talks about in Blackbelt (e.g. a full I18 and the 4 surrender indicies)?
I use UBZ2 for single deck games and KISS 3 for multi deck games. Works well especially if keeping a side count of aces for the SD game.BlackjackDan said:It would be interesting to know what counting strategies most people actually use. I'll be the first to start. I use KO