You can still count Zen. Just divide everything by two. That's what I do with RPC if counting with someone else who uses High-Low.Sonny said:I used Hi-Opt II for about 7 years, then I switched to Zen for a year. This year I’ve been using HiLo in order to play with other people. I miss Zen. :cry:
-Sonny-
How did you do with Ace/10?sagefr0g said:i used ace/ten count for about three months then switched to hi/lo for a bit over a year. but now i use what i call the fuzzy count which is really just card watching where you try to mimic hi/lo and all of it's ramifications in short you try and follow a conservative hi/lo bet spread and then gamble some higher bets when you believe the count is really juicy.
Learning RedSev (also known as Red 7, ha ha). Give me a deck and I can teach it to you but I don't know it well enough to use it in a casino.dangeroso said:I'm not asking which one is best, or which ones you know, but when you are there in the casino, at the table, what system do you actually use?
i did excellent with the ace/ten front count but hit some fairly nasty negative fluctuation (that is supposed to be par for the course according to Renzey). thats when i switched to hi/lo. did excellent with hi/lo as well to the point where my bankroll built up enough that i could raise my rather conservative bet spread. wouldn't you know it that is just when i hit some nasty negaitve fluctuation with the hi/lo approach. the damage was really relatively not so great and i was left with some decent winnings but i decided to take a 'blackjack sabbatical' and do some soul searching and going back to the drawing board as far as how or if i wanted to continue playing blackjack.SPX said:How did you do with Ace/10?
Why did you switch to the FC (Fuzzy Count) if you already had Hi-Lo down well enough to use it for a year? Have you seen a big drop in your win rate (and for that matter are still +EV)?