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How To Count Cards! (A guide that actually works)

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In this I explain how to count cards in blackjack. I’ve tried to make this an easy to understand video that also goes into detail about how card counting works, with nothing left out.

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Time Stamps:
00:00 Is Card Counting Still Viable?
00:50 Blackjack Apprenticeship Sponsor
01:26 Understanding Blackjack
03:27 The Flaw We Can Exploit
05:44 How Card Counting Works
06:12 Step 1: Perfect Play
07:37 Step 2: The Running Count
09:22 Step 3a: Catching Fish
10:10 Step 3b: Deck Estimation
11:05 Step 3c: True Count Conversion
11:55 Step 4: Make Tons Of Money
12:40 Step 5: Increase Profits With Deviations
13:25 Step 6: Not Going Broke
14:40 Watch Me Count Cards

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How To Count Cards! (A guide that actually works)

10 thoughts on “How To Count Cards! (A guide that actually works)”

  1. Tip – don’t try to count at a Vegas casino you’re staying at. I got my room comped after taking about 6 grand, but they minimum bet me. It was funny because I’d just not play when the count was off and they just didn’t seem to care.

  2. The way my brain works is in order to remember this I need to know how it works. I will google it in a few, but my beginning thoughts (which always change as talk thru it) is something like if there's a positive running count, that means there are more – cards in the playing deck. Meaning you're more likely to get a card higher than 9. If it's a negative count, then more >9 cards have been played, so you're more likely to get the lower cards in the rest of that playing deck.
    This is the clearest explanation I've ever heard for this, thank you for that. I think other times I've tried learning they simplify it too much, which then confuses me.

  6. Casinos around me have automatic shufflers that shuffle after every hand…so it's kinda pointless

  9. What in the case if the decks are shuffled after each hand? Many (not all obviously) online blackjacks do that. Is there a specific strategy for that case? Or is it just the chart

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