Hi Opt

1. Hi Opt 2
2. Hi Option Volume
3. Hi Opt Card Counting

There were also a high opt out number at the charter school last year. But Principal Pafk said they do not encourage opting out. He said it could hinder the school’s charter renewal when it. Blackjack Hi-Opt 2 Count Strategy As with all card-counting systems, this demands constant attention and focus on the table. However, as this one is a two level count, as some of the cards are valued as 2, this system is not recommended for the players that can lose concentration easily. The Hi-Opt 1 Counting system is designed for those who are ready to use more complicated and advanced counting methods. As with all the other complicated gambling strategies, this one is debatable and there are those who believe in it and use it and there are those who think it does not work because they've lost once or twice. Hi Opt 2 System for Card Counting. Created in the 1970s from a tweaked Hi Opt 1 method by Lance Humble, the Hi Opt 2 method is more advanced and accurate, but also more difficult to learn. Not only does it maintain the side-count of Aces that is a part of Hi Opt 1.

Hi Opt 2 counting system is not as effective today as it once was when there were loads of blackjack games with one or two decks. Nowadays you'll mostly find shoes with six to eight decks and the Hi Opt 2 Count isn't as effective in those games.

When compared to systems like High/Low, the Hi Opt 2 Count is more challenging simply because of +2 and -2 values which are assigned to certain cards while the other mentioned systems only have -1, 0 and +1 values. The Hi Opt 2 system is therefore a 'multi-level' blackjack card counting system.

Here's the Hi Opt 2 method:

Worth noting is the value of aces which is zero. This is because there's a side count for aces which makes the system even more complicated.I'm not familiar with how the side count for aces works in Hi Opt 2 system since I've never used the system. More information can be read in Lance Humble's 'The World's Greatest Blackjack Book', which was the first book to introduce Hi Opt 2 to the world.

Hi Opt 2

All-in-all this is a more challenging and not as straightforward as some of the other blackjack systems. Hi Opt 2 certainly isn't the first system you should learn,and I recommend starting from the Hi/Lo system and then possibly trying out Hi Opt 2.

The Hi Opt 2 counting system is a balanced system, meaning you'll end-up with a count of zero at the end of the deck/shoe.It's good to know this because when you practice at home, you'll know that something is wrong in case your score isn't zero at the end of the deck/shoe.

Hi Option Volume

Hi Opt Card Counting

Omega 2 Count is another system of similar difficulty. If you're looking for simple systems, see Ace-to-Five Count and Knockout Count.