An ace-neutral system that balances simplicity and power—ideal for advanced players.
Learn when to raise your bet, how to calculate the True Count, and pro tips to stay under the radar.
Start the Tutorial ↓Canfield Master is an ace-neutral counting system created by Casper Fisher in 1962. It combines simplicity and power by tracking aces separately.
The key is to neutralize Aces to keep precision without making things harder.
Each card has a preset value; the True Count is calculated by dividing the Running Count by the number of decks remaining.
True Count = Running Count ÷ Decks remaining
Wait until the True Count turns positive; many players raise their bets once it hits +1 or higher.
Always vary your bet discreetly to avoid suspicion.
Example: if your base unit is 1, bet 2 at +2. The penalty from high cards makes staying positive even more critical.
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