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Readers Q&A #37
Dear BJInsider.com Expert Guide,
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I have never participated in a Blackjack tournament can you outline how it works and what to look for in a good competition
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The "Ask the Pro" Staff
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Dear Francis,
I suggest you read Andy Glazer’s excellent primer on Blackjack Tournaments in issue number 7 of Blackjack Insider Newsletter at
www.BJInsider.com/newsletter.shtml.
Regards,
Henry Tamburin
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Dear BJInsider.com Expert Guide,
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Have you ever been cheated by a dealer in blackjack?
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Dear Sam,
Not to my knowledge. But I only play in casinos that are regulated.
Regards,
Henry Tamburin
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Dear Henry,
I've been studying the card couont scheme introduced in the book by Canfield:
"Blackjack your way to riches". Basically it's a hi-lo balanced count, but it gives not only the 8, but also the ace and the two a neutral value. I liked the book and have been practising on the computer & palm with some success against single deck games.
However, I can't see it (or the book) mentioned anywhere. Is this system no good?
Thanks,
Maarten
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The "Ask the Pro" Staff
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Dear Maarten,
The Canfield Count has a betting efficiency of 0.87 and a playing efficiency of 0.63 (according to John May in his book, Get The Edge at Blackjack). By not including the ace in the count, Canfield’s counting system has a higher playing efficiency then High Low or KO Count but at the
expense of a lower betting efficiency. The KO count, which is a much easier to learn and use unbalanced counting system, has a betting efficiency of 0.98. The High Low has a 0.97. I’d recommend either of these over the Canfield count.
Regards,
Henry Tamburin
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