Four computational algorithms are discussed and compared in terms of complexity, required memory, and the number of channels which calculate the blocking probabilities in the two-dimensional multi-slot connection traffic. The overflow and underflow problems can be circumvented, and thus blocking probabilities can be calculated even up to 10000 channels, by the proposed last algorithm. This algorithm is utilized in calculating the blocking probabilities for I-slot and 6-slots calls. And the results of the simulation by the SLAM-II are compared with those of the analytic calculation.