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jerryczy

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  1. All,

    OK, here goes my best attempt at this. It will be on the same Sugar House shoe posted earlier.

    One caveat with this. Try as I might, I can NOT find the thread or message with the original explanation of BaS40. I know I've seen it somewhere as I wrote down the play so I could keep it separate from other plays in the "+5 Million Dollar" challenge.

    If anyone has the actual rules and finds that this play is incorrect, PLEASE let us all know and I'll get it corrected and reuploaded.

    With that said, here's what I believe to be BaS40. Now all we need is BaOTB4L explained and we'll be off to the races.

    We'll get these three plays under control if it's the last thing we do!!

    MVS (relearning right along with everybody else)

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    BaS40 (high 1's on the tote board or high 1's and 2s) (Same as S40 except for your secondary prog.)

    Objective: +5 units

    Best to wait for a 2iar to start and about ten plays

    1.) Bet a 1,2 up as you lose primary prog on opposites. (You can only lose your primary prog to a 3iar or a 4iar when starting after a 2iar.)

    2a) If most of the 3s have gone to 4 start your secondary prog 12358 directly under the 3iar If that 1 bet wins, wait for the run to end and start over.

    2b) If it loses start over but after the next 3 your secondary prog is up to a 2 bet. (12358) up as you lose after 3iars.

    3.) If most of the 3s so far stayed 3, start your primary prog opposite the 3iar (if that 1 bet wins, start over at 1)

    3b) Same as 2b.

    Notes:

    In extreme chop full of ZZs you may decide not to wait for a 2iar to start since you could miss aZZ run.

    Starting mid shoe you have history to tell you which way to go with your secondary prog - on or against 3s.

    You can stay on runs once on them but remember, you are only trying to get to 5.

    Thats about all there is to BaS40.

    so this shoe all 3s have gone to 4s+, your secondary prog should go OTR after 3iars not ATR after 3iars.

  2. NOR has a flexibility feature,we must play shoe at hand.it can be advantage or opposite if you go wrong. after every hand we have to make a lot of decisions like the system we are playing need to change? mode need to change? prog need to change? stop win (lose) here? ...So how to react to the shoe you are playing that can consider you are playing shoe at hand? from beginning the shoe or XX hands before or XX EC before?

    sorry about my english.

  3. I feel more and more uncomfortable playing F2.3 as an only streak system on NOR. I think it just for SS shoe and long streak run and long ZZ run. often times you just play one hand wrong will lead you stop out of the shoe.another problem is when you won 3 hands in a row you score +3 and when you lost 3 hands in a row you got -6,it's unbalance. For example, I played one super streak shoe yesterday got stop out because of change mode 2 to mode 3 at wrong time.

    I think for balance strength shoe mixed with long streak runs and 2s,3s, it's perfect RD2 shoe. what do you think?

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  4. Confused about system selection here:for the first 7 hands like 121111 definitely will play S40 and won't play OTB4L just because had a comfirmed 2 and definitely won't play F just because had a 2 to 1 SS.

    Well. in the first shoe, in spite of the high+ OR count, you would have been better off with OTB4L as signaled by the first confirmed 2. Or with F due to the Strong Side Player. F particularly likes Player to be the SS because it reduces commission. Remember, F can beat chop too, especially ZZ runs. You had an early 2 to 1 SS. Whenever we see that, it is usually best to switch to F. SS takes precedence over everything else. I haven't looked at the 2nd shoe yet. But this one I would have started OTB4L early, then switched to F.
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