Roulette, Blackjack Systems: Gambling Challenge, Test in Casinos

• Blackjack: Software, Content, Resources, Systems, Basic Strategy, Card Counting

  See a comprehensive directory of the pages and materials on the subject of blackjack, baccarat, software, systems, and basic strategy.

• Of major interest: Blackjack, Black Jack: Basic Strategy, Card Counting; Charts & Tables, Probability, Odds, Software.

• Blackjack and Gambling Mathematics: The Myth of Casino BJ Card Counting.

• The Best Blackjack Basic Strategy: Free Cards, Charts.
  All three color-coded charts in one file, in the best decision-making sequence: Split Pairs, to Double Down, to Hit or Stand.

• Split Pairs: Blackjack Basic Strategy Card, Table, Chart.
  Color-coded chart to learn the best Split Pairs strategy. When you get your first two cards, look at this table first. The pairs occur the least in a blackjack game (5.9%). If your hand is not a pair, move to the next chart: Double Down.

• Double Down: Blackjack Strategy Table, Card, Chart.
  Color-coded chart to learn the best Double Down strategy. After consulting the Split Pairs table, look next at this table. The Double Down situations occur more often than pairs at blackjack (8% recommended to double). If your hand is not a Double Down situation, move to the next chart: Hit or Stand.

• Hit or Stand: Blackjack Strategy Chart, Card, Table.
  Color-coded chart to learn the best Hit or Stand strategy. After consulting the Double Down table, finally look at this table. The Hit or Stand decisions are by far the most frequent and important situations in blackjack.

• Blackjack Basic Strategy: Free Card, Table, Chart, Spreadsheet: Split Pairs; Double Down; Hit Stand.
  The traditional method of learning the BJ basic strategy: all decisions in a table. The dealer up-card is listed across (horizontally), while the player's first two cards are listed vertically in the leftmost column. This spreadsheet strategy makes it more difficult to learn the best blackjack decisions accurately and quickly.

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• Play 100 to 200 Roulette Spins (Number of Trials N) to Validate (Degree of Certainty DC) Gambling Systems Mathematically - Ion Saliu 7/22/2000.

Comments:
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