Could only play one session rather than two, but did do the five table
test described earlier. The results exceeded my expectations what ever
they were. I went into the thing with an open mind and frankly did not
know what to expect. Let me first set the stage and then go table by
table:

Money

One unit is $25 and I played nothing less.
All $25 dollar tables had that d*m sign up
All 5-10 tables became my $25 dollar tables

Method

Sit down at a table when two full decks have been played
Start counting and use a 1,2,4,6 spread (.5T= 2, 1=4, 2=6)
Play BS and any index possible

Table #1

Went back and forth most of the time
Deck looked and played neutral
Made some doubles that helped
Ended-up 4U up
I learned something here that I'll try to explain later

Table #2

Got a good count after about one deck
6 Running and was up to 4U at one time
Then lost some but ended at plus 3U

Table #3

Neutral deck right up to the end
Also, mostly heads-up play and fast
Lucky to win 2U

Table #4

Went in this game after only one deck(will explain later)
Lots of small cards had come out, but there are other reasons.
Got up to 4U again
only won 4U units

Table #5

Best table yet
Dealer bust rate must have been 40-45%
Average cards and the count said they were average.
won 8 units and could have won 3 times that with a better spread

Summary: Was never down more than 2-3 units at any table. What
came as a complete supprise was I won at every table. The total time
from start to finish of the test was about 2.5 hrs. I could not have been
at each table more than 15 minutes(1hr & 15 min total playing time) but
I won $525.00. A large part of my time was trying to find a table that
only had two or three players so that I could get more hands in. I wanted
more hands after I realized that the way the cards were coming out was
giving more information than I had thought about. The cards to some
extent were telling me the history of the 2 full decks in the discard tray
as well as what was to be the future. I wanted more rounds to try an get
that read and still be able to take advantage of it. Card counters will zero
in on this and maybe we can understand further what I'm trying to say
but can't find the words.

Try this example: If after two decks, the next four or five hands are
neutral card for card. This tells me that it is likely that the first two
decks are neutral in weight and that the future is very likely to remain
neutral. This must be a close approximation if we give any credence
to card counting theory. My opinion of course.

I played about 2 hrs more and may have won gas and dinner money.

Ray