Blackbelt in Blackjack : Playing 21 as a Martial Art |
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 - Accurate , very informativeA must for any blackjack player book collection ,The Very "Instruction manual" like writing style is more tedious than learning the full indices for Zen count. Not enough shuffle tracking information, perhaps this is done purposefully. If your looking for a blackjack book , then do not even consider not getting this book. Definitely not a "fun" read but a somewhat necessary read. Rating: - excellent book for startersgood book written by a great person who had a lifelong experience in counting. Rating:  - awesome!This book is so informative. I am learning the ins and outs of the game of blackjack. Also, the price was much less that going to the store to buy. It was shipped in a few days and I am very pleased overall. Rating: - Excellent Counting GuideArnold "Church of Blackjack" Snyder is one of the best blackjack writers I've seen. His book takes you from beginning counting strategies up until the advanced ones that will bring you in for the win! This book helped me big time in the casinos, even after I could already play the game. He even gives good camoflauge advice so the casino won't be able to tell you're counting the cards. I have two editions of this book, the newest one is of course the better but the first was what helped me. I recommend this to anyone who wants to learn a more advanced counting strategy for casino play. It will definitely help you. Rating: - Last Chapter - Earning Your BlackbeltThe last chapter is worth the whole cost of the book. Read it first, then decide how you want to approach blackjack at Vegas while reading techniques here and from other books. |
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