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2 comments about Quick Guide to Winning Blackjack, 2nd Edition: 30 Minutes to Beating the House.

1. like most blackjack books, its filled with basic info. but its a pretty decent book for someone who wants to learn the basic strategy, the rules and a little psychology advice when playing. for 10 bucks, its a decent enough pile of information, its a quick read and tells you what you need to know to play well. avery keeps trying to advertise his counting systems a little too much though. million dollar blackjack costs twice as much and has 100 times more info... and covers counting systems without shelling out an extra 100 bucks



2. Avery Cardoza does an excellent job of explaining the rules of the game and making Basic Strategy clear to the novice. His writing style makes the reader feel as though he's listening to a good friend. I would highly reccomend this book for the beginner-and if you want to learn how to count cards get Fred Renzeys' Blackjack Bluebook II. These two books combined will turn you into a very serious player!

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1. Bryan delivers a great book with easy to understand strategies that still work. With practice, the money spent on this book will be priceless compared to what a skilled player can make at the casinos.

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5 comments about Blackjack Bluebook: The Right Stuff for the Serious Player.

1. A very logical, easy to read book on the finer points of blackjack. Improved my game more than any other book on the subject. The wording and illustrations made clear what I must try to accomplish while playing. Renzey's "Key Card Count" is an eye opener. A "must read" for graduating to the next level.



2. This book was recommended to my by an owner of a gambling supply store. Mr. Renzey covers it all with advice for skill levels from novice to expert. He backs-up his system with millions of computer-simulated hands of blackjack that he did, rather than soley relying on the works of others. I have gotten rid of several other blackjack books, and kept "Blackjack Bluebook" as my guide.



3. I've read a dozen books on blackjack and never got past the basic strategy chart. This book explains things beyond basic strategy in such a logical manner that my mind opened up to the game. Now I understand what all the gibberish is about in other technical books on advanced blackjack strategy. Fred Renzey has a way with words. Darn good book!



4. I've read Renzey in various magazine and internet articles on blackjack and liked his clear style and logical approach. His book is in the same vein. I've played, studied and read blackjack for fifteen years. This manual is direct, honest and expressive. It can take the place of six other blackjack books as far as I'm concerned. Does a convincing job explaining why bad players have no detrimental effect on others, why No-Mid-Shoe Entry signs are pure nonsense, why betting progressions end up being useless and why high cards are so valuable to the player. Gets you to concentrate on the stuff that matters which is playing your hands and making your bets according to your odds. To make it easier to remember sticky points, Renzey coins catchy terms such as "the Rule of 9" for doubling down with soft hands, etc. His explanation of how and why you should adjust your play with certain borderline hands is something I haven't seen anywhere else, yet is very thorough and convincing. The book contains a true beginner's card counting system that follows only select key cards and lets you upgrade it from there. His high level Mentor Count in the last chapter is a bit strong for me, but after three complete reads, I like this book a lot.



5. This book can arm you with the mindset you need to win and the ability not to dispair when you lose a little bit.

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