aizman

Ok, I got the PDF. Had to go through with the "purchase" first.

Is there no PDF download? Just hardcopy only?

One quick question: the free book on the download section - how can i actually download it? There doesn't seem to be any links.

Well, I mainly played at Resorts World. I'd like to know if those are factory-shuffled cards? And, are all the Resorts Worlds the same? Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, etc. Does that mean MDB+ works best?

A correction: Some of the tables (8-10) with lower limits do use a shuffle machine I think - they look different from the dealing machines in other tables. Those are open bet, no touch tables. I think they re-use the cards from previous shoes. I haven't paid much attention to them because they're usually crowded, but the 17+17 streak mentioned above was produced there. Maybe it has to do with the shuffling, perhaps I should check them out more come to think of it. Regards, AL

Hi, I've been reading the forum and are considering signing up the subscription. But there are a few things I need to clarify: In where I live, there are only big casinos with a lot of tables (30/40+), but they only use pre-shuffled cards (all new cards) rolled-out to the tables. The dealer simply store them under the table and load them into the dealing machine when starting a new shoe. So each shoe is usually different from the last. From my observation, there seems to be all types of shoes being played out: long streaks, long opposites, player/banker bias, short streaks, short opposites, 2s, 3s, 4s...etc. Mostly its a mixture of several types. So its really difficult to determine what system to use on a new shoe. And even if you spot an on-going shoe with a clear trend, it often expire by the time you notices. Then again, I've also seen streaks so long its unbelievable: 17 player hands, halted by a single banker, then went on for 17 more players. (holy cow!) I need to know if the systems here (NOR, MDB, etc.) can work on such shoes that seem to produce any kind of bias/non-bias imaginable. I managed to learn what I can on the internet about NOR, through the free videos posted on youtube, other forums, etc. I can say NOR works great in a shoe with clear bias, but in a shoe that changes frequently, or with changing culprits, the -ve progression quickly adds up. Even if you limit to 4 or 5u max when losing, your bankroll is still quite -ve and needs a long time to crawl back. I often find myself grinding through a 1-2 hour shoe, only to end up back around zero. And those are the normal shoes. In bad ones I can crash-out in 20 hands. I'd like to know, If I subscribe, will I learn something to deal with such conditions? Or are there systems (MDB+?) designed specifically to deal with such. Thank you very much. Regards, AL