A balanced counting system using fractional values for more accurate tracking in multi-deck games.
Discover how Stanford Wong introduced fractional values in card counting to achieve greater precision and flexibility.
Start the Tutorial ↓The Wong Halves system was popularized by Stanford Wong in the 1970s. Unlike Hi-Lo, it assigns fractional values to cards to more accurately fine-tune the player’s advantage.
“Wong Halves combines precision and flexibility, but demands mental discipline.”
Each card adds or subtracts a fractional value. Dividing the running count by decks remaining gives you the True Count.
True Count = Running Count ÷ Decks remaining
Due to its greater precision, many recommend raising your bet when the True Count exceeds +1. Gradually adjust your bet spread to stay under the radar.
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