Summary:

There is only one casino game in which a player, if he plays
perfectly, can gain a mathematical advantage over the house. That
game is blackjack. Blackjack Strategy teaches you everything you need
to know to fatten your wallet and have a good time at the tables. At
last, here is an easy-to-understand guide to blackjack's basic
strategy and card counting. Michael Benson explains when to take a
hit, when to stand, when to split, and when to double-down-and how
all these decisions are influenced by the card count. Included are: a
comprehensive list of blackjack rules, including those particular to
specific casinos, regions, and foreign countries; how to avoid the
surveillance techniques houses use to weed out card counters; inside
tips from the professionals; a money management guide to maximize
winnings and minimize losses; and 40 strategy charts. Blackjack
Strategy is entirely up-to-date for today's casino play and, unlike
many other blackjack guides, doesn't require a mathematician's skill
to comprehend.

Classification:

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Dewey Class: 795 -- Games of chance

Book Details:

Physical Description: 176 pages
Edition Info: Paperback; 2004-05-01

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