patrickeregan

Question: I think one of the things that I had problems with is table selection mostly because of the two casino's that I go to, one only has one table and the other is overcrowded. So I think that I can get my spot and wait out until the right shoe comes around. Also I need to wait longer to see what the shoe is. My questions is: about what percentage is the right shoe to play and what percentage is one that we have to wait on? Pat

OK, I give up. What is the ADN system and where can I find information on it?

Thanks for your assist so far. Now that I have read many many of these threads, there is still a couple things I would like to get clear. I understand about the O/R count and the use of the SAP chart. I understand LC/MC. They thing that I picked up so far is not to jump between systems very quickly. Let them play out. So if the O/R shows it is a streaky table, keep playing streaking until the O/R count becomes positive. So what are the times when you should change systems when the O/R has not shown a change from negative to positive or positive to negative? And what do you do when you have a super streak shoe and it changes to a super choppy shoe. I know you said the new manual will have that section that you are currently working on. Also if it is different if it comes from super choppy to super streak. Lastly, any idea when you think you might get this final manual done? Thanks again.

I would also like to see more on the LC and MC. I was looking at another shoe sample and it the culprit was 2. I thought you would chose 4 for the culbrit until the SAP chart shows a lower value as you play. Or did I get that all wrong.

One more question, when you see ZZ run and TT run, what does that mean? Pat Nevermind. Found it. TT - Terrible two's - Outcome pattern of BBPP or PPBB or BBPPBB Pattern of two in a row, followed by two in a row.( BBBB PP BB PP BB PP BB PP BB PPPPPP). The terrible two's start after the 4 banks and ends before the six players. ZZ - Zig Zag (runs) - Any combination of two or more opposites in a row BPBPBP or PBPBPBP or PBP First set is a zig zag run of six, second is a zig zag run of seven, third ex. Is a zig zag run of three(which has two opposites) Zig zag runs occur at the same frequency as straight runs occur.

Thanks MVSeahog Also thanks Mark and Ellis and all of the others in the Maverick threads and RD1 threads. I have been reading and I think I have all of the pieces put together. Incredible is all I can say. Pat

I have been looking and performing numerious searches. Cannot find it. What is O/T count? What does it stand for (sometimes helps me remember what it is)? How is it calculated. Thanks all Pat