If you are playing blackjack, it is important to keep track of the number of cards that you are holding. When playing with a single deck of cards, this is easy to do.
However, if you are playing with multiple decks of cards, it can be more difficult to keep track of which card is which.
One way to keep track of the number of cards that you are holding is to use a numbering system. For example, if you are holding the ace of spades and the two of clubs, you would count as follows: One, two, three, four, five.
This system can become quite cumbersome if you have to keep track of a lot of different card numbers.
Another way to keep track of the number of cards that you are holding is to use a counting system based on the face value of the cards. For example, if you are holding a 10-card hand and an 8-card hand, you would count as follows: One (10), two (8), three (7), four (6), five (5), six (4), seven (3), eight (2).
This counting system is easier to remember than the numbering system, and it also allows you to keep track of both high and low card hands.
The counting system based on the face value of the cards works best if all the decks of cards have the same face value. If the decks of cards have different face values, then you will need to use a numbering system or a counting system based on card position.
