I think it'd be impossible for someone else to prove what you were doing, what you were thinking inside your head.īut, that said, yeah there really shouldn't be any need to do this. keeping it non-obvious and messy but still clear to you.

a few different piles here and there, and only used ONE of the piles for the count-holder, and if you changed around WHICH pile that was once in a while too, maybe keeping the count only in number of RED chips but putting a few GREEN or WHITE into that pile too. If you kept all your chips kind of messy. I think the 'Plausible Deniability' barrier would just be too high to 'prove' what you were doing 'beyond a reasonable doubt'.

and even IF if was 'suspected' how it could be proven to the point of an arrest actually STICKING, and leading to any actual conviction for 'cheating'. If you're not totally obvious about it, I really can't see how fiddling with your chips to temporarily hold the count could actually be detected. I'm not sure what the penetration is though.

If I played a realistice online game like this with a fake bankroll of (lets say) 20,000$ and I could turn it into 25,000$ in a couple months, then I'd be much more comfortable gambling with REAL money in an actual land-based game with identical rules :)Įdit: Actually I think this site has a link to one with 6 decks as an option. I've memorized basic-strategy, and I've practised card-counting on the 'BLACKJACK GURU' website, however after losing 125$ at the local casino recently, I realized I'm not comfortable betting real money just to further develop my skills and I don't have a big bankroll for this either.Īre there any free sites that'll let you play a blackjack game where there isn't any reshuffling after each hand? Preferrably, I'd love to have it be just like an optimal land-based game where the penetration is 75% of the shoe and 6-decks (not less than six, because I know most casino's don't have that where I am). I'm a recent student of Blackjack and Card Counting.

Blackjack simulator free