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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: tejek who wrote (195902)7/27/2004 10:29:46 AM
From: i-node  Read Replies (3) of 1573723
 
However, that matters little to me.......it remains my opinion that a table of good players following the rules enhances my chance of winning at BJ. That opinion comes from MY experience as a BJ player. In fact, when I won the 5k it was at just such a table.

This is a ridiculous assertion that is easily disproven. I refer you to Griffin's "Theory of Blackjack" and Schlessinger's "Blackjack Attack".

How I play my game has absolutely nothing to do with other player's winning or losing. As a card counter, one frequently makes plays that do not coincide with others' beliefs or Basic Strategy (such as hitting 12 vs. 6 or even splitting tens). I find that others at the table often scoff at my play as "costing them money" for one reason or another. But they fail to notice that such oddball plays SAVE THEM MONEY just as frequently.
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