Blackjack Counting App
Blackjack Card Counter assists you in counting cards at online casinos that offer blackjack. It is best used with online casinos that offer blackjack with live dealers. And best of all, it’s absolutely FREE to use. The card counting system used in this program is based off of the Easy Red 7 Count. Use this counter to learn how to count cards or as a tool to help you keep track of the cards dealt while playing blackjack. Best used at online live casinos. But use it at your local bar or other.
Blackjack Card Counter assists you in counting cards at online casinos that offer blackjack. It is best used with online casinos that offer blackjack with live dealers. And best of all, it’s absolutely FREE to use.
The card counting system used in this program is based off of the Easy Red 7 Count by Arnold Snyder. The basic premise is that when there are more high cards (T,J,Q,K,A) in the shoe than there are low cards (2,3,4,5,6 and red 7), then your advantage over the casino is greater than their advantage over you. Therefore, you should increase your bets when the advantage is in your favor.
This program makes it easy for you to count cards from your computer. Please read about the Easy Red 7 Count by Arnold Snyder before playing. It is also imperative that you understand and learn the basic strategy before playing.
In Blackjack Card Counter v2.1, we’ve added an additional card counting system based on Ken Uston’s SS Count, which is a little more complicated, but provides better odds. Better yet, with registration, you can add your own card counting strategies and/or load one of our 20 preset strategies. It’s that simple.
With the assistance of this program, you can make easy money playing online blackjack from the comfort of your own computer. It’s real, it works, and this is the first program of it’s kind…give it a try for yourself!
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