The shoe shown in Post #9 here, was a gold mine. Although 1s and 2s are generally tough shoes to play, this one was not. After the initial 4 Bankers and 2 chops, we caught the doubles, then after the first chop, we all agreed that the shoe would be strong for 1s and 2s and we switched to chop-chop only. I would say 2 out of 3 of us playing this shoe, caught and won at least 13 of those chops out fo the section of 9 and 7 with the few doubles or triples in the middle.
Two of us played that whole middle section as chop-chop and did not get flustered by that middle section. The other player switched to twos and threes and lost most of his winnings from that shoe with a negative Marty.
After the second section of chop-chop both of us switched to twos only and we made more than we lost up to the three card 8-9. We stopped playing the shoe after that when I took that picture.
Two of us played that whole middle section as chop-chop and did not get flustered by that middle section. The other player switched to twos and threes and lost most of his winnings from that shoe with a negative Marty.
After the second section of chop-chop both of us switched to twos only and we made more than we lost up to the three card 8-9. We stopped playing the shoe after that when I took that picture.