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Posted by admin on 2/17/10 • Categorized as Black jack

Blackjack Session9 (win) 3 Overall (up) 88 Facebook: www.facebook.com

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   countplus3

   February 17, 2010 • 6:06 am

   I think your understanding is correct, but there might be a misunderstanding when I say penetration.

   Penetration by percentage is the percentage of cards that a player will see. So, deep penetration is seeing 85% of the cards and shallow penetration is seeing 50% of the cards. Its a must that you play the deepest penetration games available. (6deck – 85% if possible)

   The deeper the penetration the more accurate the count, thus the more accurate the player advantage.
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   braileanul

   February 17, 2010 • 6:06 am

   your last paragraph, questioned my understanding

   if penetration is bigger the exact count suffer because there are more cards behind the cut , cards which will not be dealt . please explain your reason, thanks so much
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   countplus3

   February 17, 2010 • 6:06 am

   @foreshadow20 as for all of the count variations I use, there are several so I might post them on Facebook. Be advised the count variations apply specifically for the number of decks and the count system I am using.

   It sounds like you play a multi-deck game which gives the feeling of always playing in negative counts.

   Penetration is the key to success in blackjack. Its a must to play the deepest penetration games as possible to help maximize your win rate.
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   foreshadow20

   February 17, 2010 • 6:06 am

   Whats your count variations?
   Using that software with a basic Hi-Lo (2@6+1, 10@A-1) I always end up far in the negative and always end the game at negative because of the penetration.

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