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How to Play Blackjack Like a Pro!
You probably know that blackjack is a casino game where
the odds can be turned in your favor.
You probably have heard stories about expert card
counters winning hundreds of thousands or even millions
of dollars from casinos!
Do you have any idea how to do this?
You may have played blackjack and even read a book or two
on the game, but has anyone ever leveled with you on how to
really beat the game?
Do you know, without even sitting at a blackjack table,
how to tell if you are more likely to win than lose at that
table? Or, do you
know the blackjack wager you should never make, no matter how
enticing? Do you
know when to use card counting or when to use other systems that
are easier to learn and more effective than card counting?
The thing that amazes me every time I play blackjack is
the number of common errors that players make that cost them
millions of dollars every year.
I have seen high rollers drop thousands of dollars
because they did not know what they were doing.
And, I have seen $2 bettors walk away with thousands in
winnings because they knew the insider secrets of winning.
Winning
at blackjack does not depend on how much money you bring to the
table.
Even card counting does not guarantee your success and
may even hurt your chances of winning.
That's why I am so excited about this book.
It is based on practical, real world experience gained
over many years of playing blackjack, and it "tells it like
it is."
I know that there are many books on blackjack, but most of
them only cover the basic game and give you a set of arguments
to convince you that the author's pet method of winning is the
only way to win. Many
of these systems are so complicated that it takes hundreds of
hours just to learn one system of play.
And, the saddest
thing is that even if the system is good, you are still likely
to lose because you didn't have all the information to become a
winning player.
That's what this book is about: Becoming a winning player.
I will show you several different blackjack systems, all
of which are good and can be used as the basis for becoming a
winner.
The truth is that no one magic approach exists for always
winning at blackjack. The
best systems give you a 2 to 3% edge over the house.
And this advantage can be lost in just a few minutes of
haphazard play.
How
to Play Blackjack Like a Pro tells you the things you need
to know besides knowing a system for winning at blackjack.
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you are actually winning most of your hands. If you are, then this important point is taken into
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As a result, the Rhythm of the Cards Method is much more
effective than card counting.
In fact,
extensive testing shows that it is a virtually certain way of
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Card
Counting
Have
you wondered if real people are really making a fortune counting
cards?
If you remember the scene in the movie Rain Main, you'll
recall the Dustin Hoffman character was winning every hand at
blackjack because he had memorized every card as it was dealt
and therefore knew exactly what cards remained to be dealt.
Here's the truth about card
counting . . .
Betting
Progressions
Nearly every gambler uses some kind of system even if
his system merely consists of guessing what to do next. In July 1891, Charles Wells, an Englishman, arrived at the
casino at Monte Carlo with 10,000 francs.
Within a few days he had won over a million. His
system was . . .
Who
Has Advantage at Blackjack?
Blackjack is unique
among casino table games in that the odds change after every
hand is played. How
well the player does is also dependent on the player's skill at
playing his hands and his betting strategy.
So, who has the advantage
in
this game?
Doubling
Down
When
playing blackjack one of the most favorable situations arises
when you have the opportunity to double down. When you double
down you are allowed to double your bet after
receiving your first two cards. Now
here's the rest of the story . . .
Play
Blackjack Solo or With Others?
There are a variety of games and playing situations
available for blackjack play.
Each player has his own preferences. Some
players like to play at full tables; others prefer to play one
on one. Which way is
best? Find
out . . .
More
on Doubling Down
Do
you think you are ready to play blackjack for blood?
Let's say you have acquired a winning blackjack strategy, such
as the Automatic Blackjack Strategy that I often use when I
play.
Like
most winning strategies, the size of your bet will increase
under certain playing conditions.
Let's say your base bet has gone from $5 to $25 because
of a winning streak. What
will you do if a doubling
opportunity comes up?
Insurance
By the Numbers
Many
blackjack players believe that the value of the player's hand
determines whether they should take the insurance bet.
As
with much blackjack wisdom, this is totally wrong. Whether insurance is a good bet or a bad bet has nothing to
do with the value of your hand or the size of your bet.
It makes just as much sense to insure a 14 as it does a 20.
To
Insure or Not Insure?
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