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Card Counting is easy. To get the TC (true count) just perform this equation after each dealt hand. Don't let the scantily, costumed cocktail waitress, a glaring pit boss or the babbling drunk seated beside you, disturb your concentation. orGet my DVD. House Edge Card Counting averages +.6% to 2.0% |
I discovered a revolutionary method to learn card counting!RC-4(Decks Played)/Decks Remaining = TC.
Card Counting bottlenecks here! No more division! In all other systems you must calculate the TC (true count) in your head after each dealt hand. Daunting to do in a crowded, noisy casino. My revolutionary system reduces this formula to a single chart with a few strategic numbers to visualize and remember which will alert you to increase your bet. Bet small when the deck is cold. Bet more when the deck is hot. |
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Only $25Read reviews from some real customersLarry Kelly
Epiphany! It really works. A card counting system that doesn’t require heavy math. It’s amazing! Of course the MIT system works – if you’re a math major at MIT. Hey, I got 540 in my math SAT. I thought when I read “revolutionary” it was Madison Avenue speaking. But it really works! If this guy was in medicine he’d win the Nobel Prize. He is the Tesla of Card Counting. An unheralded hero! He is AC vs DC. I don’t understand how this is just coming out now. Card counting been out there for 50 years and this guy discovers a way the average man can get it! It’s the charts! The DVD is short on bling bling, high in content. Trust me, in a few years this is will be the only system out there, except of course for math majors at MIT. I had to watch chapters three and four a few times and but then... Epiphany! Kevin Downey
Admittedly I was hesitant to venture into card counting but they promised easy and it was. The video moved along at a nice pace. I had no trouble picking up the concept. There was no distracting flashy visuals. The author stayed with content. Eddie D
Blackjack has been a hobby of mine for the past 10 years. I've read a lot of books, know a couple of different systems and made a little money over the years as a part timer. "Revolutionary system" did not mean much to me. I've seen that false promise all too often. But I was intrigued by the charts on the cover and the author's card counting experience, so I decided to put it in my library. John Flanagan
Years ago I attempted to read a card counting book but quickly put it down. The recent movie "21" rekindled my curiosity and I decided to gamble on this DVD. Wow, did I come up a winner.
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The Holy Grail of my system is the charts.If you want to feel like Dorothy when she pulled back the curtain of the Mighty Wizard of Oz, you need the charts and possibly some ruby slippers but that's up to you. If you get the DVD watch Chapter 7 first. You will see a password, which will enable you to click below and go to a page with printable PDFs of the charts. Username: blackjack Guess away at the password. I'm sure you have a hunch. Hey, that's the same way you've been playing blackjack, guessing and hunching. Do yourself a favor, buy the DVD. |
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Recommended reading:"The World's Greatest Blackjack Book", by Humble and Cooper "Professional Blackjack" by Wong "Knock-Out Blackjack" by Vancura and Fuchs |
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