walters progression.
zengrifter said:
Part of Walter's proof, I recall was a 5000 hand sim and his system came out ahead.
Elkobar, was it you who has had good results with it? Walter is specifically seeking feedback from players who read his book and used the strategy. zg
Hi Zengrifter, & Walter;
Yes It was I, Since I purchased the book some 6 years ago, I have been using Walter's Progression, plus the Quit Points,(for exit) and have been getting good results.
Of course you have days when the cards do not fall as you would like, but that is the game; The only fault I found with the quit points was that many times I found that I was losing capital, in what I call negative dribble, this is where I would lose 3 hands and win 1, then lose 2 hands and win 1 or be on my 4th loss and win 2, but all the time I was gradualy losing capital, but never got stopped out by 4 loses in a row, so to counter this I stop play when I lose either 4 in a row or $100. I have noticed that some sessions I have never had 4 loses in a row, sessions are for about 2 to 3 hours, but several times I have had 4 loses in a row within the first 10 minutes, in fact once I had my first 4 hands were loses, but other than that I do cause some concern for the pit bosses here who cannot understand how I can sit at the table for 2 or 3 hours and still win, they do not like progression betters, because we are using their money to win more;
I did mention previously that I play only on CSM's here as there are no shoes, and I have found that the progression fits very well with these, and I believe it is because the Strategy was formuled with a full deck of 52 cards, and the CSM's have always 6 decks, less the cards just played, and this seems to make the game flow in sinc with both the strategy and the progression betting;
I feel that most folk are missing the point here, and trying to make this into something that it is not; as I mentioned, and so did Walter, and this is the reason why progression works, runs of wins and loses occur all the time, and all we do is to follow the trend, we are just observing what is happening, and taking advantage of it.
Trying to compare this with anything else is not correct, we are only being aware of what is happening at the table Now, and using our power of observation, and running with it, when it stops we go back to our minimum unit again;
Nothing complicated about what we do, just good play;
I believe that if you can count cards, then that is very good, and does have very good results, but for those that cannot, for what ever reason, then progression is the other way to play and enjoy that game.
Elkobar..