Knock-Out Blackjack: The Easiest Card-Counting System Ever Devised

Preface

Round 1: A Historical Perspective of Card Counting
  The Origins of Card Counting

Round 2: The Basic Strategy
  House Advantage vs. Player Advantage
  The Dealer’s Play
  Basic Strategy Rules
  Judicious Basic Strategy Play
  A Word on Insurance
  Basic Strategy Strength
  A Simplified Basic Strategy
  Summary

Round 3: An Introduction to Card Counting
  Counting Gumballs
  Pivots and IRCs
  All Cards Are Not Created Equal
  Assigning the Values
  Counting Cards—The Old Way
  Summary

Round 4: The Unbalanced Knock-Out System
  Classifications
  Learning the K-O Card-Counting Values
  Learning to Keep the K-O Running Count
  Four Steps to Keeping the K-O Running Count
  Summary

Round 5: The Knock-Out System—Rookie
  Another Look at the Key Count
  A Complete System
  Fluctuation Proviso
  Customizing
  The K-O Rookie in Game Conditions
  Summary

Round 6: The Knock-Out System—Rad Strategy
  Summary

Round 7: The Knock-Out System—Preferred Strategy
  K-O Preferred Insurance
  The K-O Preferred: Total Strategy
  A Discussion of the Preferred Matrix
  Applying the Preferred Strategy Table
  K-O Preferred Strategy Expectation
  Late Surrender
  Additional Tips
  Summary

Round 8: The Knock-Out System—Preferred Betting
  The Pivot Point Revisited
  The Key Count Revisited
  Betting
  Kelly Betting
  Modified Proportional Betting
  The K-O Preferred Expectation
  Practical Betting Schemes
  Risk of Ruin
  Fab Fives Customized Count
  Summary

Round 9: Enhancing Profits
  Fewer Decks
  Better Penetration
  Fewer Players
  Exit Strategy to Avoid Poor Counts
  Longevity
  Casino Countermeasures
  What To Do?
  Other Ideas
  Warning to Beginners
  Summary

Round 10: Avoiding Pitfalls
  Warning To Beginners
  6-5 on Naturals
  Spanish 21
  Super Fun 21

Appendices