What Is Wonging in Blackjack?

Wonging is a blackjack technique that allows a player to take advantage of favorable situations by wonging in and out of a game.

The name “Wong” comes from Stanford Wong, who wrote one of the first books on card counting and blackjack strategy. In his book, Professional Blackjack, Wong described how he would enter and exit games based on the count.

Wonging is similar to card counting, but it does not require keeping track of the count. Instead, the player only needs to know when the count is favorable and wong in to the game.

When the count is unfavorable, the player wongs out.

Wonging can be used in both single-deck and multi-deck games. In single-deck games, the player will usually wong in with a minimum bet when the count is +5 or higher, and wong out when the count is -5 or lower.

In multi-deck games, the player will usually wong in with a minimum bet when the count is +2 or higher, and wong out when the count is -2 or lower.

Wonging is not without risk. If the player wongs in too early, they may be caught up in a negative count.

And if the player wongs out too early, they may miss out on a positive count. But if used correctly, Wonging can be a powerful tool for taking advantage of favorable situations.