The Hi-Opt II Counting Strategy
Level of difficulty: 2
Start practicing this system by flipping through a deck of cards. Do this one hundred times a day. Once you start to get real good you will be able to count two cards at the same time. This will save you a ton of mental energy.
Point Values Explained
Low Cards- 2, 3, and 7 have a value of +1. Now this is where it gets tricky because 4, 5, and 6 have a value of +2. This is the part that takes some getting used to.
High Cards- Like most card counting strategies, all 10 valued cards are counted as -1.
Neutral Cards- The neutral cards in the Hi Opt II are Ace, 8, 9.
Point Values Explained
Low Cards- 2, 3, and 7 have a value of +1. Now this is where it gets tricky because 4, 5, and 6 have a value of +2. This is the part that takes some getting used to.
High Cards- Like most card counting strategies, all 10 valued cards are counted as -1.
Neutral Cards- The neutral cards in the Hi Opt II are Ace, 8, 9.
3 comments:
I have heard tis game is best suitabel for those who are schochy at maths. If u count the right number u acn win easily.lot,lots of bucks!!
I tried playing in facebook, but don't understand much..lol!
if your math is as bad as your spelling, you should probably stay away from card counting ;)
This is incorrect. The individual card values for Hi-Opt II are:
2 = +1
3 = +1
4 = +2
5 = +2
6 = +1
7 = +1
8 = 0
9 = 0
10 J K Q = -2
A = 0
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