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ndmyers

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  1. Thanks for the input. Looking over the ZP manual again, I sometimes get confused: It seems that ZP is best played in a neutral count shoe, from 3rd base, using mostly BS and a 3-step negative progression. Yet it also indicates that as soon as clumping (but not over-clumping) is detected as reflected in the count, it is best to use the First Base Strategy. Have I got this right. Also, Ellis seems to indicate that he often uses a 1/2 progression. How to use this with the First Base method is clear, but I am unsure how Ellis handles third base. Ellis, are you playing third base BS, or first base, or switing between the two? It seems that ZP and new cards are a good match. Lastly, Ellis how exactly did you get that big score at the Taj, doing a demo when you were only betting a 1/2 progression? Can you describe what happened in more detail? Also, am I right in my belief that ZP is a lot easier to play than Precision BJ?
  2. Thanks Ellis, a very useful reply. It seems like there are now more opportunities in BJ than there were a few years ago. I live close to Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun, and one and two deck shoes are not an option at either place. Mohegan is very crowded at the weekend. Any specific advice on handling those specific conditions? How would you handle them? Best, Neil
  3. Hi Guys, I purchased the ZP manual sometime (more than a year) ago. Are there any updates I should know about? Counts etc.? Is Zero Proximity still the most relevant for current casino conditions? TY, Neil Myers PS I own all of the BJ manuals with the exception of the Team BJ Play, as I have no intention of forming a team. PPS Ellis commented in a previous thread that current BJ conditions in BJ are better than he has seem in 30 years. Why is that exactly, and does this apply to other casinos or just Vegas
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