hermano321

My name is Matt living in LA as a college student. I stumbled onto card clumping through an interesting incident involving me and my girlfriend. After winning some money in vegas through sheer luck and being very conservative playing mostly single deck, so I proceeded to play the 8 deck blackjack in indian casino and lost around a hundred dollars which was heart breaking, more psychologically than financially. I knew a bit about card counting, yet not significant except knowing low cards favor the dealer and high cards favor the player. As both amateurs, my girlfriend and I would share info with eachother like two little kids and she told me that sitting at the last seat of the table would be better because she would double down for a ten after seeing many low cards coming out before her. I didn't put much idea into her words untill one day after loosing a few rounds of blackjack again, I gave up entirely and just start observing the game while standing up. Then I suddenly realized many of the cards were coming in clumps and while observing similar phenomenon occuring repeatedly, a flash of insight interrupted all of my thought with the words of my girlfriend recalled again in my head. Thus the idea of card clumping was born in a crude form from inside my head. So after that, I would observe whether a significant number of low cards coming out in clumps or not, if so, then I would take a seat and play. I would be behaving like a peeping tom, just standing there and observe for the right time which most time will take quite a while. So far, I have won two consecutive times in two different table, and I would always leave once I won, almost like a fast food drive thru. Then I would look online regarding card clumping which to my surprise was not mainstream as many of the media advertise card counting. For some reason, I still search for card clumping and have my faith in it, despite the majority of people advertising counting. I have to thank Einstein on that as card counting believe in randomness to which Einstein deny randomness saying 'god does not play dice with the universe', and of course, I always believe in the good, old Eintein. Anyway, it took me a while to find this site feeling happy that I am not the only one believing in card clumping as some people already arrive at similar conclusion while building a firmer foundation.So I hope to learn from it while adding some buddies, and save up money to buy the manual someday. have fun matt