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For the shoe game KO is better to use as the primary count to add plus/minus side counts to. For the two deck game, HL works much better as the primary count to add plus/minus side counts to.
Adding 7m9c to the HL increases betting efficiency, increases playing efficiency, increases expected value, decreases risk, and provides some casino cover plays.
HL with 7m9c is covered in a separate book called High-Low with 7m9c. Chapter 1 of this book covers HL with Am6c. Chapter 2 covers HL2 with Am6c where HL2 is a level 2 version of the HL where the deuces are counted as +0.5 instead of +1 as in the HL and the sevens are counted as +0.5 instead of 0 as in the HL. Chapter 3 covers HL with 7m9c and Am6c and Chapter 4 covers top plays of HL with 7m9c and Am6c.
This book covers High-Low with the AA78mTc side count but also included are chapters adding side counts 7m9c and Am6c to HL with AA78mTc for S17 (dealer stands on soft 17) Blackjack. If playing two deck blackjack use High-Low with 57m9c which is covered in a separate book called High-Low with 57m9c Two Decks. HL with AA78mTc has the derived Tc = Ten Count = HL + AA78mTc which has a Ten count efficiency…
The purpose of this book is to improve High-Low (HL) betting for the two deck game by adding the side count 57m9c, which is unbalanced at four per deck, to the HL. The 57m9c is used with the HL only for betting with betting running count (brc) = HL + ½*(57m9c) which has an unbalance of two per deck. The standalone HL is used for all playing strategy deviations as usual with the normal HL true count calculations used for strategy changes.
The purpose of this book is to introduce a Table of Critical Running Counts (TCRC) to use with the KO count for S17 (dealer stands on soft 17) shoe game.
For the two-deck game, use HL instead of KO and use the unbalanced 57m9c as a side count to the High-Low for betting only. Use the standalone High-Low for all playing strategy variations.
For the two-deck game, use HL instead of KO and use the unbalanced 57m9c or the balanced 7m9c or the balanced 57m29c with the High-Low which is covered in High-Low with 57m9c Two-Deck Blackjack. KO is recommended only for the shoe game. KO is a better primary count to add side counts to than HL for the shoe game because (1) KO produces count systems that are theoretically..
This book covers KO with the side counts AA89mTc and 45m79c in analyzing the S17 (dealer Stands on soft 17) six and eight deck blackjack games which is the most powerful blackjack system using a primary count and two side counts.
Included in this book is how AA89mTc and 45m79c helps with the Lucky Ladies side bet and the Super 4 bet if offered.
The books KO with Table of Critical Running Counts and KO with 45m79c and AA89mTc should be read before reading this book.
For the shoe game, count systems based on KO as the primary count are more powerful and accurate when large bets are made than count systems based on HL as the primary count. For the two deck game use High-Low as the primary count and the unbalanced…
Katarina Walker had published The Pro’s Guide to Spanish 21 and Australian Pontoon where she used the High-Low for Spanish 21. Because the 10’s are removed making for a 48 card deck for Spanish 21, unlike blackjack where Hi-Low is a balanced count, the Spanish 21 High-Low is unbalanced with an unbalance of four per deck similar to KO being unbalanced at four per deck for blackjack.
This book analyzes Spanish 21 S17 game using the side count 455m8AAc to add to the Spanish 21 HL primary count. Prior to reading this book, my two previous books mentioned below should be read as background to this book.
The Table of Critical Running Counts (TCRC) was first introduced for unbalanced counts by this author in his previous book, KO with Table of Critical Running Counts.