- Joined
- Sep 22, 2012
- Location
- London
I have been looking at Live Dealer Blackjack Games, which offer a slight edge for the skilled player because the penetration of the shoe is over 60% before the cut card comes out. There used to be software for recording the cards dealt in a shoe, and I already have software to stake and play correctly with this information, but the casinos have encrypted the feed to the browser, so that software no longer works, and I understand is no longer supported. It was ABCCounter, but it does not work. Some other software allows you to enter the cards manually, Blackjack Sniper for example, but generally there is not enough time to do that and play. Is there any tech-savvy person who knows how to capture the cards dealt? With bonuses that are offered, there is quite a bit of profit to be made, especially as one can play for small stakes with one person, and then bet larger with another person when the count is high. I expect the casino will not like counters, but with bonuses one can play at -0.25% for long periods. For example, one gets a bonus of $1000 to deposit $1000 with a 50 times play through. One can play 500 hands at $100 and expect to be positive if one only plays when the count is reasonable. Help please!
