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Beating Blackjack (2007)
Learn the secrets of the notorious M.I.T. blackjack team that took Las Vegas for millions. Andy Bloch, manager of the team, explains the strategies that can help you win big bucks at the casino. Topics include the mathematically correct way to play; how to keep a running card count and determine your advantage; betting strategies; and how to play as a group by using big players, spotters and gorillas to increase your wins.
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Learn the secrets of the notorious M.I.T. blackjack team that took Las Vegas for millions. Andy Bloch, manager of the team, explains the strategies that can help you win big bucks at the casino. Topics include the mathematically correct way to play; how to keep a running card count and determine your advantage; betting strategies; and how to play as a group by using big players, spotters and gorillas to increase your wins.
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