Blackjack Secrets How I Play the Odds to Win Roger LeBlanc 9781514195949 Books
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Let me tell you that nobody but nobody has looked at the game of blackjack the way I have. I have studied the odds of where the house beats you, and I can honestly tell you that you can counterattack the system the casino plays when you play my system. I can guarantee that you will be playing on an even playing field against the casino. Remember, the system the casino plays is a good system for them. You have to be prepared to play a system that is at least as good or better than the one the casino plays. You should not be fooled into playing a system that they want you to play, because their system is good for them, but not good for you. A lot of players don't realize this. In order to be a winner, you must not fall into their trap.
Blackjack Secrets How I Play the Odds to Win Roger LeBlanc 9781514195949 Books
After I had bought this book, I bought a book about harness horse racing. And that is (swear to Zeus) my last gambling book purchase. Just as some people have a gambling addiction, I have a gambling book addiction. I keep thinking that the next gambling book will reveal to me the Holy Grail System. We all want to be winners (except for people who use gambling to reinforce their inadequacy complex and subconsciously lose to validate their victim status in life; not that I'd know anything about that). Even though I currently don't gamble, I might return to it some day. A long time ago, I used to play blackjack with my smart computer science friends who demanded that I always play perfect basic strategy and follow the card count. Wow, how exciting. And that dear readers is the crux of nearly all blackjack books/systems. You can not deviate from basic-to-advanced strategy; you must determine whether or not the deck is positive, and you can only bet up if the deck is positive. Well, this book by Roger LeBlanc is either genius or folly. He doesn't follow other blackjack books' strategies. I know that computer simulation models would probably dispell the system offered up in this book; however, should I ever find myself sitting down at a blackjack table again, I hope to follow his system. Why? His system is grandma simple. I can play his system without an advanced degree in math. What about the odds? The odds are for the long run. I might get to a casino for a few hours twice a year. Here's a secret: if the dealer is in Hoover-o-matic mode, your perfect strategy and positive count won't help much. If the dealer is losing, then LeBlanc's system with an increase-bets-as-you-win strategy might cover your other expenses for the trip. Counterpoint: if you are looking to make a living from blackjack, then perhaps another book might be a better starting point. Counterpoint to counterpoint: if you are unfamiliar with blackjack but want to play and just have some fun and possible luck, then this book is a great place to help you get a running start.Product details
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Blackjack Secrets How I Play the Odds to Win Roger LeBlanc 9781514195949 Books Reviews
this book is very interesting and easy to follow ,well writing , I can see this helping me in the future , good tricks thank to the writer
This book first teaches you how to manage your money by first managing your emotions. It the dives into the author's personal experiences playing different hands and it offers his own strategy of play. I read this book while on a cruise and ended winning $500 in a BJ tournament. His advice are priceless and you may even win money from it!
I always enjoy new blackjack books to see what the unsung veterans of the game have discovered and what secrets they are willing to part with, but this is not the book for anyone who is looking for new winning strategies. After reading it through once and scanning it back and forth, I was unable to find a system at all. A few strategy points that differ from basic strategy (and most not in a good way, IMHO) and loads of generic (and sometimes contradictory) general advice told over and over and over again. Like the author, I don't count cards and never have, yet I have been fairly successful in my Vegas trips. I was looking for some sort of betting system or rationale, and there is none to be had in this book. Straight bets down the line. I don't know anybody who wins without varying one's bets, either because of mathematical expectation (card counting) or a betting progression system. Otherwise, that house edge grinds you down to nothing. I guess for someone who has never played blackjack or been to a casino, this book could be helpful in knowing what to expect and how to act when you get there, but as far as playing instruction goes, he could have written it on a flyer. The author doesn't touch upon any sort of situational basic strategy at all. In fairness, I agree with the way he handles bust hands (hard 15's and 16's), which deviates from the accepted basic strategy, but that's it.
After I had bought this book, I bought a book about harness horse racing. And that is (swear to Zeus) my last gambling book purchase. Just as some people have a gambling addiction, I have a gambling book addiction. I keep thinking that the next gambling book will reveal to me the Holy Grail System. We all want to be winners (except for people who use gambling to reinforce their inadequacy complex and subconsciously lose to validate their victim status in life; not that I'd know anything about that). Even though I currently don't gamble, I might return to it some day. A long time ago, I used to play blackjack with my smart computer science friends who demanded that I always play perfect basic strategy and follow the card count. Wow, how exciting. And that dear readers is the crux of nearly all blackjack books/systems. You can not deviate from basic-to-advanced strategy; you must determine whether or not the deck is positive, and you can only bet up if the deck is positive. Well, this book by Roger LeBlanc is either genius or folly. He doesn't follow other blackjack books' strategies. I know that computer simulation models would probably dispell the system offered up in this book; however, should I ever find myself sitting down at a blackjack table again, I hope to follow his system. Why? His system is grandma simple. I can play his system without an advanced degree in math. What about the odds? The odds are for the long run. I might get to a casino for a few hours twice a year. Here's a secret if the dealer is in Hoover-o-matic mode, your perfect strategy and positive count won't help much. If the dealer is losing, then LeBlanc's system with an increase-bets-as-you-win strategy might cover your other expenses for the trip. Counterpoint if you are looking to make a living from blackjack, then perhaps another book might be a better starting point. Counterpoint to counterpoint if you are unfamiliar with blackjack but want to play and just have some fun and possible luck, then this book is a great place to help you get a running start.
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