Can anyone explain in simple terms Wongs Table 3 Page 88 " Desirable Spots if Two Advance". I think I am confused does high mean the size of bet or the position you are trying to land in after betting, a couple of simple examples may help me. I am sorry if the question seems simple but I am still a Newbie KIRK004
High and low Kirk, you found the most important page in that book. High is "after" all hands win a single bet. Low is "after" all hands lose. Go back through the book again and look at Ken's BJ Tournament page @ Blackjackinfo.com
THE high and THE low Kirk, Wong writing many moons ago, is using the term "high" in its normal adjectival meaning and in Table 3 it refers to your second alternative, "the position you are trying to land in after betting". As Swog alludes, in today's BJ Tournament lexicon the nouns "high" and "low" refer to specific betting situations as defined by Ken in his treatise Free Hit --jr
