smitty3000

Anyone know if there's a BTC system here designed for hand shuffled Baccarat?

Can someone please send me a numerous amount of shoes. I've tested 130 shoes but I need more! Send them to smitty3300@gmail.com, THANK YOU! I'm on to something good!

I have some questions for all NBJ and WCB players here. 1. Do you believe that playing a game with no hole card can expect the same advantages using NBJ and WCB as a game with a hole card? There is no hole card read! 2. Do you believe that automatic shufflers can be altered and/or used to exploit a particular player's playing strategy? 3. Do you think that playing a game with no hole card and that uses an automatic shuffler is possible to take advantage of using NBJ and WCB? My belief is that many play decisions are made using the hole card read, therefore, how can I know the correct decision to hit or to stand without the dealers hole card? It seems to take half the strategy out of NBJ and WCB and leaves it to the "luck of the draw." There is no telling whether the dealers hand is weak or strong. Please post your thoughts and suggestions. There are NO games where I live that use hole cards for the dealer. And there is only ONE casino that hand shuffles but only for the next year until it upgrades to a bigger and "better" casino across the street. I'm stuck!angry

Hey guys, one more thing. All the casinos in my area have games that are dealt face up. The dealer gives each player one card and then herself one card, face up. Then each player is given their second card but does not give herself a face down card. So everyone is hitting or standing while there is only one card face up. After everyone is done their hitting or standing, then the dealer gives herself her second card and draws until 17 or soft 18. My question, is this type of game harder for hole card identification? Because the dealer's second card is not dealt until all the players finish hitting or standing. Thanks, Smitty3000

Hi, everybody. Smitty3000 here. I just recently got a manual for NBJ and all though I haven't read through it completely, I would like to get your opinions on a few things. I play in Vancouver, B.C., Canada. And most of the casinos here use the One-Two-Six automatic shufflers from shuffle master. Does NBJ work against automatic shufflers, or does it just work with hand shuffle? There are two smaller casinos that hand shuffle 6 or 8 decks and load them into a shoe. Is playing against an automatic shuffler a bad idea? Also, how many players are too many at the table for NBJ to work sucessfully? Has anyone won significant amounts with just using the first base casual play strategy chart? What does the learning curve look like for some of you? How long did you have to practice to acheive a 52% hand win rate? Thanks guys I would appreciate any feedback. Smitty3000