Here is the program offered by B. J. Holway at Cipherblackjack.com and via his forums at thegamblingedge.com

Cipher is a “stand alone” and “non-invasive” real-time tracking mechanism designed to assist a player in making decisions relative to the game of blackjack that are based on “hard data” rather than on a hunch.

Cipher provides a graphic display of hands won and lost and real-time statistical analysis of all cards played and money wagered. CIPHER’S main function is to track and record in “real-time” every card played and every nickel wagered during a session of Internet Blackjack.

In addition, Cipher has a built-in strategy designed into the program that will in fact suggest every move that a player should make relative to a “hit,” “stand,” “double-down,” and/or “split” decision. Those suggested moves are based upon data derived from better than 7 million hands of blackjack being played on the Internet.

from cipherblackjack.com:

What if you were to play 20 hands of Blackjack and KNOW that you would win one of them? What value does that hold for you? Now, what if you were to play 20 hands of Blackjack and KNOW you would win one of them, AND you could narrow the win down to 1 of 3 hands? What value does that hold for you? Such is the premise subscribed to by those who utilize the near art-form known as Trend Analysis, as taught through the use of the CIPHER Blackjack computer program.

For the conspiracy theorists, look at it this way—even though the games are fixed, they are fixed in such a way that they develop specific patterns. The CIPHER program is the tool that displays those patterns so that the user of the CIPHER program can interpret those patterns in real time as those patterns develop throughout a session of play.

Blackjack on the Internet is very different than what you might be accustomed to in playing Blackjack at a land-based casino.

First off, a player’s ability to “count cards” on the Internet is severely restricted by the fact that the player has no idea where the “cut card” might be (if there is a cut card) in the virtual deck that he or she is playing from. Hence, the player has no idea where to start the “count,” much less, finish the “count.”

Secondly, after better than 7 years and more than 7 million hands of Internet Blackjack being played, I can tell you that each and every casino on the Internet has engineered subtle but very unique “differences” within the algorithms of their Random Number Generators.

Third, the only way that I’ve been able to distinguish between these subtle “differences” is by being able to actually “see” a session as it is being played. After all, it’s not rocket science to know that a player cannot interpret what a player cannot see. I’m not talking about a single “hand” of Blackjack; I’m talking about an entire session of Blackjack.

Lastly, one cannot expect to even come close to winning as many hands as the “house” will win over the long haul. Therefore, it is the player’s responsibility to maximize the wagers on the hands that the player does win. That’s what the Cipher program is all about.”

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