Try to Avoid 6-Deck Blackjack Games

Hello friends,

I’d like to report on my winning strategy. Not to my surprise, the strategy is working with yet a third sample of blackjack data. After going through 1591 manually (and professionally, by someone other than me) dealt hands of this third sample, my strategy is ahead 890.5 units. I have calculated a ‘win-rate’ of 55.97% with this sample of 1591 hands. (I define win rate as a ratio of # of units won divided by non-push hands: i.e., 890.5/1591=55.97%.).

If my calculations are correct, according to 1591 hands of perfect 6-deck blackjack, one should expect to be at about 779.5 units instead of the 890.5 units my strategy has yielded thus far. At 890.5 units, it looks as though my strategy has yielded about + 111 units, or roughly $5 million dollars had I been playing at a $50,000 table (or about $25,000,000 at a $250,000 table). It's not my intention to start a thread about the soundness of the above math. Let's keep it simple: if the three samples I have used thus far are representative of the 'population' of blackjack played in casinos, then I can somehow become a very rich man.

How do I proceed from here, given that I want to make millions but lack the $500,000 bankroll that I’d like to have to get started? Write a book? Somehow sell the idea to Hollywood? Advertise on Craigslist? I have tried, and a simulation cannot be run on my strategy.

Also,
1) If I implement my strategy in a real casino or an online casino, eventually the principles behind the strategy will become evident to casino personnel and other players. Though the strategy is mathematically sound and not illegal, and though it does not involve any calculators, gadgets, communication devices, secret glasses, residue, or whatever, can’t casino personnel eventually ask me to leave their premises (even if I have attorneys and other witnesses at my side) if I continue to show a steady and logical profit?

2) If they are able to understand how I am able to gain an edge without counting, will this mean that my strategy will become worthless because of possible subsequent casino countermeasures such as changing rules, etc.

3) I’m thinking I need an ally, someone that I can trust that knows more about real-casino blackjack operations than a numbers geek like me. I have told absolutely nobody about how this strategy works. It seems clear to me that if I were to have the opportunity (after asking them to sign some sort of non-disclosure agreement) to spend 1 hour with the likes of, say, Dr. Wong, that they would say that my strategy would not be easy to implement but that it is mathematically sound. So, any ideas are welcomed. For example, at a non-casino location interested parties could choose an off-duty dealer of their own to deal me X number of hands while he/she is somehow blind to exactly how I play. Also, can one copyright this kind of information? Perhaps an attorney could help me out?

4) Perhaps the only solution is to keep the strategy to myself and save my money until over time I can slowly increase my bankroll. It’s just so frustrating to have a strategy that is showing so much promise but not be able to really utilize it in a high-stakes manner. What are some ideas on how I can proceed?