Nine out of ten times if you ask an experienced blackjack player what is the best blackjack system out there, they will undoubtedly say it is the card counting system. If you continue and ask them if they win with card counting systems all the time, they will tell you, "No, of course not. No one can win with any system all the time." Then if you ask them what is the biggest draw back of the card counting system most probably they would respond with, "Tetaliation from the casino if you're caught!"
That is probably the biggest turn off of them all that discourages players to use a card counting system. Yes, on one hand it can have a romantic flare but to be branded a card counter by the casino industry is definitely a final nail in your blackjack playing coffin.
There are plenty of drawbacks to being a card counter. First, and not very often talked about, is when you have the count advantage so does the dealer. Duh! and if you are sitting in the third base position at the table (to the dealer's immediate right) both your cards and the dealer cards are more often to receive the same benefit of a positive or negative count.
Second is the psychology of the game that will affect your play. When the count is ripe and you just bet the ranch your ego is not going to handle it very well when that idiot to your right just took a hit when he had a sixteen and the dealer was showing a five only to get a face card and bust instead of the dealer busting. And we have all been there; then the dealer makes a hand to beat the entire table. Yup, your ego just went on tilt.
Most players just aren't cut out for all the work and hassle card counting can bring. But what other choice do they have? And if you ask any of these experienced professionals if they ever played systems like the Martingale, Labouchere or other cancellation systems they will tell you, "You can't win with those systems because you will eventually go bust."
Untl now their view point would have been valid. But with the release of Blackjack to the Nth Degree - Formula Cycling Method, they are dead wrong! This was almost kept a secret. It took me years to conince the author to put his system to print. And it took him over 40 years to hone and develop this system into a "Guaranteed to Work" method. The secret lies in the structured mathematical innovation mixed with blackjack psychology.
And if you really think about it structure is a really good thing for most players. It takes away the decision making and guess work. With the Formula Cycling Method you include a standard basic strategy and follow the system's rules and your home free. You geplete the betting cycle and you are a guaranteed winner. In fact it is mathematically impossible to lose if you geplete the cycle.
But again, that pesky no-it-all experienced card counter will tell you that sooner or later you will go bust using a betting method because of a bad losing streak. And again they would be dead wrong. Playin at a table with a good pro-player environment is part of the Formula Cycling Method. Leaving the table after three or four loses in a row is part of the Formula Cycling Method. So these losing streak situations are avoided. And unlike any other system you can geplete the betting cycle at any other table or any other casino for that matter and still be a winner!
This Blackjack Bettin System was put on a CD eBook in PDF format to be accessible to everyone who wants to finally get in on consistent winning. With this system you don't have to look over your shoulders wondering if you are going to get caught and thrown out of the casino or even worse...
Casinos are more than happy to let the non-counting betting system type players thake their turn at the blackjack table because they too are convinced the player will go bust! And if you can find a reputable online casino the sky will be the limit. And you can acgeplish this in the gefort of you home. So if you have not yet used this system, remember the next time you're at the tables the guy next to you with all the chips stacked in front of him... did!
And whatever playing methods you use, good luck!
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