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Card Counting
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"Card Counting is a snap to learn. It merely means you are looking for the imbalance of large cards (tens) to small cars (non-tens). You just have to practice reading cards."
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How you play Blackjack or any other gambling outlet you may be engaged in, calls for a tedious hard boiled strong willed intelligent awareness of the entire game upon which you are risking your money. In other words baby, you better be perfect at that particular game or don't gamble. If you decide to risk even one dollar of your hard earned money on the outcome of a hand of Blackjack, roll of the dice, spin of a Roulette wheel, decision on a ball game, or daily Lottery ticket, you are gambling and you better know what the heck you're doing.
371 pp.
"Card Counting is a snap to learn. It merely means you are looking for the imbalance of large cards (tens) to small cars (non-tens). You just have to practice reading cards."
Excerpt from page 1:
How you play Blackjack or any other gambling outlet you may be engaged in, calls for a tedious hard boiled strong willed intelligent awareness of the entire game upon which you are risking your money. In other words baby, you better be perfect at that particular game or don't gamble. If you decide to risk even one dollar of your hard earned money on the outcome of a hand of Blackjack, roll of the dice, spin of a Roulette wheel, decision on a ball game, or daily Lottery ticket, you are gambling and you better know what the heck you're doing.
371 pp.
Kindle Edition
First published September 5, 2013
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