Originally Posted by
Rob.Singer
Kew take note: the above from a real bj player describing how the reality of counting two tables simultaneously while playing at one, is nothing at all like the theory. And this....at a casino with the closest tables in the business. Let's see redietz dare take his Lost In Space tape measure here.
So kew....how about you come clean on this issue instead of constantly reducing the validity of the claim as it suffers such irreparable damage in the face of so much simple common sense? I don't even play bj, but it's very obvious how it's not even close to possible, feasible, or sensible to pass such a theory off as being anywhere near real. Ever notice how whenever you try to push the theory that you avoid all details of the obstacles? Even your latest weak try that "when conditions permit" is as phony as you are.
The gig's up, chump.
Ok, so Moses shares your (Singer)
opinion that tracking multiple tables would be difficult or near impossible and immediately you dub Moses
"a real bj player", while dismissing many known successful (some for decades) professional and experienced players that state that they too track a second table when conditions are right to do so.
This list includes:
Schlesinger, renowned blackjack expert, author and player for more than 40 years and a member of the Blackjack hall of Fame.
Munchkin, blackjack expert, player of 30 years, now a professional player, playing with probably the best table game AP alive today and also a member of the BJHF.
Tommy Hyland, 45 year professional player and manager of one of the most successful, if not THE most successful blackjack teams in the world. Much more successful than MIT teams combined. Tommy is also a member of the BJHOF.
Blackjack community member that goes by handle of "bigplayer". Bigplayer s a professional player, has been a member of Hylands team for decades and is also a BJHOF member.
21forme, Longterm professional BJ player known throughout the blackjack community.
And of course myself. That puts me in some pretty successful company.
But that is not what this is about. I didn't even know that all these successful known players also tracked multiple tables when I started doing so. I learned after the discussions here. Munchkin I sort of did know. I remember him mentioning it quite some time ago. Did that influence me? Maybe. Probably. Munchkin like other on this list and others not on this list have had quite an influence on my career.
So now Singer will say something retarded like none of these people have proven anything, which is completely untrue. BJHOF members are strongly vetted and have proven beyond any doubt (except by those who refuse to believe anything...conspiracy guys like Singer)their credentials and success. And most of these are BJHOF players.
So moses doesn't believe tracking a second table is possible and aligns himself with Singer. That is fine. Not trying to discredit moses, but he IS THE ANOMOLY here. Moses has access to, plays maybe even specializes in single deck blackjack in Reno. Tracking a second table is NOT a single deck game technique. It is a multi-deck game technique designed to get out of some of the negative counts and replace them with more favorable counts and situations. With single deck, you just play through a round or two negative counts and you will have a new shuffle. No need to track a second game and go table hopping.