BJSurvey
BJSurvey is an extremely accurate, easy to use Blackjack player evaluation system, which analyzes all aspects of a Blackjack player and provides detailed reports and graphs to assist you in making the right decisions about a player.
Main Features
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Detect Card Counters
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Detect Shuffle Trackers
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Detect Ace Trackers
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Exact player ratings
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Detect Hole-Card players
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Detect Top-Card players
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Calculate player's luck
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Evaluate the entire table in one step
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Analyze players playing multiple spots
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Flexible rules to accommodate any casino
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Combine evaluations for analyzing short sessions
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Live Mode for live game analysis
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Comprehensive reports
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Easy to read graphs
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Full PDF support
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Custom Keyboard
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Integrated Digital Video Recorder
Reports​
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Synopsis
A report that describes in plain English how skilled or unskilled a player is and how lucky he was.
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Summary Report
This report gives you the entire analysis of a player with meticulous detail.
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Tracker Report
A detailed analysis that tells you if a player is ace- or shuffle- tracking including the advantage he gains - if any.
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Decision Report
A breakdown of all the player's Basic Strategy decisions of all the dealer's up-card vs. the player's total.
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Hand Report
A listing of each round a player played, including his bets, cards, and decisions as well as the dealer’s cards and count information.
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Sequence Report
A detailed breakdown of every bet, card, and decision together with in-depth statistical information.
Graphs
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Bar Graph
Displays the player's bets in chronological order together with the count.
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Scatter Graph
Groups the player's bets by their size and displays them in correlation to the count.
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3D Graph
Similar to the Scatter Graph, but in a 3D view.
Support
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24 Hour Technical Support
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Emergency On-Site Support
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Numerous Video Tutorials
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Regular Program Updates
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At-cost Refresher Training
Industry Leader
BJSurvey is the unparalleled leader in the industry, with clients world-wide. BJSurvey has been #1 since it was introduced in 1992.
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