Everybody knows to split eights.

My grandmother's puts not against a 10.

It's a sucker play.

Look, you're choosing to play two hands against the highest up card a dealer can have right, right against a five or six.

Be fine against a 10 or an ace.

It's a sucker play.

I've heard this argument.

Right.

Alright.

Sure.

Why don't you explain to them how we do it?

All right.

So our team is divided into two kinds of players, spotters and big players.

Right.

Yeah.

So if you think that this table is the casino floor, then salt and pepper shakers who spotters.

Alright, spotters are just sitting at the various blackjack tables and they're betting the table minimum.

They never fluctuate their bet.

That's right.

Spotters never raise the better play.

Any kind of progressive system.

That's how we stay under the radar and that's why we never get caught.

Exactly.

Okay.

They're just sitting at the table betting the table min And they're keeping the count waiting for one of these decks to get hot right?

And then when one of the decks gets hot, the spotter at that table signals in the big player, this mustard.

Give me the mustard, honey.

Well, I'm always the mustard.

So when I get the signal for the hot deck, I stumble over like some drunk rich kid or some zoned out dot com millionaire and I throw down big money.

So the big player bets big and still keeps the count.

When the deck cools, he cashes in, it's not as easy as it sounds.

Oh yeah, it's not because it's great.

Prepon over here ever loses account.

It's up to his table spotter to give him the signal to get out and you know the signals.

Right?

Yeah.

Show us.

Okay.

What's this?

The deck's hot.

Right, We need to talk, takes cooling and get out.

Get out now.

Yeah, good.

I think he's going to be ready for a little trial run tomorrow.

Mhm.

There's there's a trial run where you'll find out.

Mhm.

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