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    Beat The Dealer: A Winning Strategy For The Game Of Twenty-One by Edward O. Thorp

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    • Publisher: Knopf Publishing Group
    • Pub. Date: April 1966
    • ISBN-13: 9780394703107
    • Sales Rank: 19,902
    • 240pp
    • Series: Vintage Ser.
    • Edition Description: Revised
     
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    Synopsis

    A winning strategy for the game of 21. The essentials, consolidated in simple charts, can be understood and memorized by the average player.

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    A winning strategy for the game of 21.

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    Beat The Dealer: A Winning Strategy For The Game Of Twenty-Oneby Anonymous

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    March 07, 2007: Edward O. Thorp started the blackjack revolution way back in the early 1960s with a difficult but successful card counting system. This book explains that early system and why blackjack is a beatable game. There are now many easier card counting systems such as the Hi-Lo, the KO, the High Opt and the easiest of all Speed Count. Thorp's book is a must have for your gambling library as he started it all. Frank Scoblete: author of Golden Touch Dice Control Revolution!

    Beat The Dealer: A Winning Strategy For The Game Of Twenty-Oneby Anonymous

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    October 16, 2003: A must have book for any blackjack player. This book started it all, the whole card counting phenomenon.