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Blackjack
card counting is a mathematical system of
keeping track of every card dealt from a
blackjack deck. Most
card counting systems start with a count of 0.
This means that when you first start to play at
a blackjack table, the count is 0. Depending
on which counting system you are using, this
count will fluctuate with each card that is
dealt. You must keep track of every single card
dealt to every player and to the dealer. With
most card counting systems you are looking for a
positive count. When the card count is positive,
this generally means there have been more
smaller cards played and the deck now has a
higher percentage of larger cards. When
the deck has a high percentage of larger cards,
the player has several different advantages: The
Dealer Will Bust More Often, The Player Will Be
Dealt More Blackjacks, and The Player Will Be
Dealt Stronger and Higher Starting Hands.
When
a card count is high, the player bets larger
amounts of money because they have a higher
mathematical advantage. The card counting
doesn't stop here, though. Even
when you are betting more and winning more, you
still must focus and continue to count cards
flawlessly. Once the high count starts to drop
and gets either neutral or into the negative,
you go back to betting smaller amounts because
the casino now has the higher advantage. The
only way to become a skilled card counter for
black jack is to practice. It
can take several months to truly master several
of the card counting systems mentioned
above. You
need to be constantly practicing your card
counting techniques and skills until you can
count flawlessly. Keep in mind you don't have to
be playing blackjack to practice your counting
techniques. You
can practice your counting methods anytime
anywhere. A very effective method of practicing
card counting is to create counting
charts. You
can create a chart that show your hand and the
dealer's up card, then you mentally recite the
proper play. If you get stumped, simply refer to
your basic strategy charts. Charts can be small
enough to fit into your wallet so that you can
practice card counting wherever you
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