Better Card Counting in Blackjack
Card counting counts a lot in winning blackjack. But the problem is, most casinos don't allow it, though it isn't illegal. Obviously, this technique is deemed very effective by casinos. Otherwise, they wouldn't forbid it. So how is card counting done without being found out? Here's a very easy technique to master the use of peripheral vision for card counting in blackjack.
Peripheral vision is seeing the surroundings without moving the eyeballs to actually look at them. It is even seeing everything in front all at the same time while keeping the eyeballs looking straight ahead or at a particular object. Mastering this technique is amazing and will prove crucial in winning blackjack through card counting. Everybody can have this talent by merely training the eyes daily, several times a day. Discipline, patience, and focus must be observed throughout the training.
First, with squinting eyes, stare at a small distant object for 5 minutes. Stare at an open window of an office building about a half kilometer to a kilometer away or stare at a leaf of a plant of tree about 5 to 10 meters away. Just stare. Be careful not to have the eyes opened wide. Then gradually, try to observe little things on them. Say, with the leaf, try to observe it swayed lightly by a passing gentle wind, or watch insects climbing or landing on it. With the building window (and to avoid getting into trouble make sure it's a window of an office building, not a residential building) try to penetrate the sight deeper and observe activities inside. Slowly, as the eyesight adjusts and gets sharper, one may actually see people walking, talking, laughing, or even making faces at each other in the window. Do this training as often each day. It will help sharpen eyesight in card counting in winning blackjack.
Next phase after the eyesight has been sharpened enough is the peripheral vision training. But be sure not to proceed with this without the first phase. Staring again at a distant object, try to see as far as possible to the left without moving the eyeballs. Make sure one sees both the object stared at and the things to one's extreme left. Then do the same with the extreme right, then extreme top, and finally the extreme bottom. Last, stare at the object in front as one also "stares" at everything else at the same time. Try to catch every activity that goes on around, pronto, precisely.
Master peripheral vision and one sets out for winning blackjack through unnoticeable card counting.
