To add to my blackjack forum post I will also actively try to learn VP strategy.
Embarrassed to say but wizards of odds VP strategy is very confusing to me on the wizards of odds site
Am I better off buying the book gambling 102 or is it essentially the same id see on wizards of odds
I work so damn much its hard to squeeze in any time to learn a method but im making a commitment to learn BJ basic strategy at the minimum, BJ KO count, and VP strategy
Thanks for the help
Quote: richbailey86Hello,
To add to my blackjack forum post I will also actively trying to learn VP strategy.
Embarrassed to say but wizards of odds VP strategy is very confusing to me on the wizards of odds site
Am I better off buying the book gambling 102 or is it essentially the same id see on wizards of odds
I work so damn much its hard to squeeze in any time to learn a method but im making a commitment to learn BJ basic strategy at the minimum, BJ KO count, and VP strategy
Thanks for the help
you should concentrate on 1 game at a time since you are basically starting from scratch. You already said you had a limited gambling bankroll so no need to try to stretch that 3 ways.
Don't buy anything that's ridicules. I will PM you a free good program(I guess). The problem is there is no magic system I think you are chasing.Quote: richbailey86Hello,
To add to my blackjack forum post I will also actively trying to learn VP strategy.
Embarrassed to say but wizards of odds VP strategy is very confusing to me on the wizards of odds site
Am I better off buying the book gambling 102 or is it essentially the same id see on wizards of odds
I work so damn much its hard to squeeze in any time to learn a method but im making a commitment to learn BJ basic strategy at the minimum, BJ KO count, and VP strategy
Thanks for the help
There are some rare cases where a newb might find a slam-dunk easy situation. If you are serious you need to swear off Roulette, craps, baccarat or any game that has a -EV. If you cant do this DON'T WAST YOUR TIME.
Learning VP should be very easy to get the basics down. Once you have that then you can start fine tuning it. I suggest you use Bovada to practice on first. Note the hands you are unsure of and then go back and check.
You can probably find a few online casinos that offer free start up money where you have an advantage and a free shot to win.
Quote: richbailey86Am I better off buying the book gambling 102 or is it essentially the same id see on wizards of odds
The book is very useful and I carry it aroud with me in Vegas. As far as VP strategies, though, I think it only has the simple strategies for 9/6 JoB and full pay DW. That's great, and simple strategies are a good palce to begin elarning strategy, but not enough.
What you can do is print the strategies from the WoO site and practice online for free again at WoO. I would also second the advice of picking one game.
BJ is probably not a good way to start with a small BR. Slots and VP would be better.Quote: GWAEyou should concentrate on 1 game at a time since you are basically starting from scratch. You already said you had a limited gambling bankroll so no need to try to stretch that 3 ways.
Quote: AxelWolfDon't buy anything that's ridicules. I will PM you a free good program(I guess). The problem is there is no magic system I think you are chasing.
There are some rare cases where a newb might find a slam-dunk easy situation. If you are serious you need to swear off Roulette, craps, baccarat or any game that has a -EV. If you cant do this DON'T WAST YOUR TIME.
Learning VP should be very easy to get the basics down. Once you have that then you can start fine tuning it. I suggest you use Bovada to practice on first. Note the hands you are unsure of and then go back and check.
You can probably find a few online casinos that offer free start up money where you have an advantage and a free shot to win.
Ok thanks
im just seeking a resource to learn a VP strategy that gives me a better advantage
I checked wizards of odds and the vp strategy on there was confusing to me
I use club world, bovada doesnt accept NY