Card Counting Made Easy? A Look Into The Ace/Five Counting System

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What is the easiest card counting system to learn? Well, the Ace/Five Count is one option. What is it, why did “The Wizard of Odds” create it, and most importantly is it a viable way to beat the game of Blackjack? Also, Colin compares the Ace/Five Count to the Hi-Low, which is the card counting system we teach at Blackjack Apprenticeship.

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thoughts on omega 2? i'm tired of doubling down on an 11 with a tc of 5 just to draw an ace. it's harder to keep track but i'm starting to get the hang of it. i figure another 50 more hours or so and i'll be able to test it out in a casino setting. plus, 9 isn't really a neutral card. i like how omega 2 counts it as -1 and differentiates the difference between 2,3,7 and 4,5,6

Hello Colin. First and foremost, I love your videos. I do have a question:

What is your opinion on Blackjack + 3 card poker? Have you played it before, and what was your experience on it?

If possible, can you do a video of your take on BJ +3 card poker regarding odds, recommendations, and strategies?

Thanks so much and keep up the good work!

Colin, please make a video on Hi-Low versus K.O. – thank you!

Hello Colin and Gang, Have you guys played at the El Cortez Casino in Vegas? Those pit bosses are openly tolerant and the best i'v ever seen, badassery in it's finest as a pit boss demeanor in general, go there and have a blast. 👍

And no, I'm not a payed Sayer.

I guess to be exact, it's a great game(multiple black jack games and options of course), but one very important thing to me is the very awesome single deck of black jack that they offer. Lastly, I'm telling you guys, it's badassery in the black jack since. Sincerely, Tom Costin.

I seen most of your videos, but I can’t find one where you play actual blackjack at a casino. Can you make one?

Can someone please tell me the bet spread per each true count for $1000 and $2000. Also a program for calculating your advantage, so I know if I can play at my casino, because my casino uses 6 decks, with payout of 3/2, dealer hits a soft 17, surrenders allowed, doubling down after splitting and everything else that is blue on Collins basic strategy charts is allowed. The dealer checks for blackjack before others double down or play the hand out ( my friend was at a weird casino in Mexican hotel where they dealers didn’t check for blackjack before the hand was played out ). Also the dealer cuts the 6 decks in 3/4, so 1.5 of the deck isn’t getting played. Please can someone respond to me with an answer or tell me where I can find that info???