[RKDinOKC]

When I was working nights, in the wee hours of the weekend I got board at times. One of the things I did was to get some cards and learned to shuffle multiple decks like they do for blackjack in
Vegas. I then dealt and tracked the results using the hit 17 standards for 100's of hands. I kept track of whether the NEXT had was a winner based on 3 things. The card I had up, the card I had down, and the card the dealer had showing. I randomly reshuffled. Reordered the cards like they were new packs and shuffled. And had various numbers of players.

I ended up with a data set telling me if the next hand was a likely winner based on my current delt up and down cards, and what the dealer had showing. Using that I increased my odds playing blackjack to 60%. That's pretty good!

The best part is, you aren't counting cards. And your bet randomly fluctuates based on the cards delt the last hand you played. And it doesn't matter if they shuffle or bring out new decks.

Later found that they will kick you out and ban you if you win a lot and they think you are using any sort of system, etc.