Card Counting Driller By Oscar Chen For CS491A. Practice your Card Counting Skills Application to allow Blackjack Enthusiasts to sharpen their skills.

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Card Counting Driller By Oscar Chen For CS491A

Practice your Card Counting Skills Application to allow Blackjack Enthusiasts to sharpen their skills Card Counting is completely legal and based on mathematics but.. Casinos frown upon it because it gives players an advantage So it is best to practice as much as possible outside of that environment Not necessary to remember every card dealt, but rather high cards vs. low cards

Hi-Lo Count System Example Positive number (+1) assigned to 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Negative number (-1) assigned to 10, J, Q, K, A 7, 8, 9 are neutral A positive count would indicate a greater chance of more high cards in deck still to be dealt

Card Counting Driller Application Built on Java 2 Micro Edition which is commonly supported by modern Mobile Phones Allows the User to easily practice at any moment Supports multiple Card Counting methodologies (Hi-Lo, K-O, etc) User configurable Change the number of decks being dealt by the Dealer Change the time delay between cards being dealt (slower for beginners) Two modes: Count Driller and Game Simulation

Card Counting Driller Modes Count Driller A simple mode much like flash cards Deal cards randomly in quick succession Occasionally quiz the User about the current Count Game Simulation Simulate a Dealer card dealing pattern Allow configuration of number of seats occupied by Players Randomly generate hits, splits by other Players NOT a real Blackjack game simulation, just a simulation of when you will be needed to accurately utilize your Count

Conclusion A fun and useful application for Blackjack enthusiasts Developed for mobile platforms such as Phones and PDAs Completely legal!