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If you haven't done so already, purchase CVCX and CVBJ. IMO, CVCX is most important. Sim the different games you may be playing and it'll tell you your EV, ROR, variance, etc. This is what you need in order to determine what game is best for you. Play around with it. See what a $25 to $200 spread on the DD looks like (EV, N0, ROR, variance, etc.), as well as whatever spread you may employ on the 6D. Then do it again for a $25 to $300 or $25 to $150 spreads on DD, and then pure wonging on the shoe. Try it with 1 hand, or 2 hands, heads up vs full table (is one or the other busier typically?). Just running sims on the 2 games with many different variables will teach you a lot about the game and how different changes effect different stats (EV, N0, ROR, etc.).
The count system you use has very little impact, assuming it's something like HiLo, KO, etc. or better. (IE: Don't use the Ace-5 count.) Use whichever count you are most comfortable with and can employ the best and accurately.
Get CVBJ and practice playing. You don't know how many mistakes you're making until you get it and practice with it.
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