Mindless thoughts on shuffle tracking, perfecting an art (with counting)

Playing head to head only with the dealer on a double deck game, I came across certain ideas that has worked and not worked for me. This is how I was able to make my sessions more efficient.
- Dealers shuffle the same way so the order of the cards "does not change much".
- Play blackjack at a table that uses the same deck of cards or not, depends on "how good the track of the cards are"

1. Scenario: Player and dealer rarely hitting blackjack

Thoughts:
- Neither the dealer of I hit blackjack because the aces were usually near low cards, creating a lot of soft hands
- With the same style of shuffle, the chances of the aces moving to a high card was low, regardless of where I was cutting.

Solution:
After 1hr or so of play, If the aces I see throughout each dd run are coupled with soft hands, I leave the table.

Other thoughts about this:
- But when the dealer and I hit lots of blackjacks, I stay.

2. Technique: Remember where the high cards are and placing them at the bottom of the deck

Thoughts:
- It's been pretty successful, but it's hard to explain in words. I'm looking for a good shuffle/ace tracking website.

3. Scenario: DD has low TC variation

Thoughts:
- I stay at the table way too long, give and take 50/50 -ish. waste of my time

Solution
- After playing 1hr or so of play, leave or go to another table.
- Find a deck with a volatile count and stay


Any others have techniques on shuffle tracking to increase +TC?

Try BlackjackInfo.com.

This is defiantly a winning trend. I have used it in baccarat for many years.

I came across a couple books at a local LV bookstore that I thought was intriguing.

The blackjack shuffle trackers cookbook by Arnold Snyder

Advantage play for the casino executive by Bill Zender

It seemed to be very specific, but I was wondering if the blackjack community here has read and applied it as well?