NO CARD COUNTING BLACKJACK STRATEGY

[vinylweatherman]

This system is similar to the Martingale system, in that it will APPEAR to work for a while, but when it fails you, it will BANKRUPT you! (if you don't bottle out first)

In the long term you will lose, since the dealer does not play to any strategy, but has to follow fixed rules.

A similar system was doing the rounds a while back, from a poster known as "Cipher" (any relation ). It appeared to work in the same way, looking for these changes between tit for tat exchanges and streaks, and the aim was to increase bets on winning hands to gain the advantage. It eventually collapsed as do many of these schemes, leaving many "investors" with large losses.

If you are happy to pay $10 for a story book, go ahead & buy, but don't expect it to work. If it DID work, and was being knocked out at $10, all the world's casinos would go bust within the year.

[funky_seagull]

Make money gambling ebooks are a con.

If the author's were doing so well with their system why would they want to sell it and risk lots of people getting hold of the information and casinos clamping down on it.

The thing is there isn't any system that can actually beat the casinos house edge and infinite bankroll in the long run...

Maybe you can win in the short term... but for it to work you have to be satisfied with winning 10 - 20% of your deposit and quitting, which takes a lot of willpower...

[lots0]

Ah leave the guy alone....

Buying one of these gambling 'systems' is no different in my mind than someone buying a one dollar US government lottery ticket.

Your odds of actually winning anything with this system are about the same as hitting the lottery jackpot.

Too bad caldwell didn't write an ebook about how to gamble more intelligently, you know debunking the 'system scams' and teaching people about playing smart, knowing the rules, the odds and most important... knowing when to quit. You know if caldwell were to write an ebook like that he might actually sell more than one or two...

[happygobrokey]

if i had a gambling/betting system, i would attempt to sell it too since that's the only way to actually make money from it. systems are b.s., but selling the system is guaranteed money. there's a mark born every minute... is exploiting people's stupidity unethical? it happens to some shade in all forms of advertising. people are naturally "sheep".

i'm thinking of getting that "sham-wow!" product though, because the guy on the commercial had a headset on and told me i would spend $20 a month on paper towels anyway, i was wasting my money (i'll get 8 shamwows if i call now for 19.95 which can last ten years), and the product is made in germany, and "you know they make great stuff there", and because olympic swimmers use them as towels since they soak up water instantly. makes sense to me... charge it!

[pubjoe]

Here's one for you to consider...a few years back one blackjack author of note did some research and concluded that 80% of the time, a win is followed by a loss, or a loss is followed by a win.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

If you can find someone who believes that, you could sell him magic beans for $10!

...and if a loss/win on blackjack could be predicted like you say, with even just 51% accuracy (let alone 80%!!!!), the casinos would not exist. :-)

P.S: You've won $3,500 gambling with your system ...I've won £20,000 recently gambling like an idiot! ...I was chasing (similar to your strategy) and I got lucky. Anyone want to buy my strategy for $10? I guarantee that almost half of you will win your money back on your first bet.