Average Customer Review:
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| o.k. explanation of choosing the table. |
GEORGE |
| To much reapete going on here. |
 Not Valid! |
Nathan |
| There is very little real science (statistics, research) behind this instruction. My favorite part was when they were pointing out a few kings together after they had shuffled a deck as proof that 10 value cards tend to stay together :P While observing trends at tables as to who is winning more (player or dealer) may give you an idea of the count at that table and a bit of an edge the reasons they give for why some tables seem to be hotter that others seem very unlikely. But you don’t have to believe me there is research posted on the net about this technique that shows it has very little validity. Very shortly into watching this I felt like I was wasting my time.
If you really want to win at 21 try a statically proven technique. |
| Target 21 |
Louis |
| A very poor value for the money - Anyone could get this same information in a book for $19.99 It is half information and in my opinion half advertisement for additional instructional infoormation to buy. At least now I know I am not missing anything. |
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mark |
| a different look at blackjack. things i had never seen before. |
| The Real Secrets of Blackjack |
afbobo |
| Have you ever been at a blackjack table where you played the cards exactly as you should, and you still lose hand after hand? Have you also been at a table that no matter what you did, you still ended up winning? Think it's "just dumb luck"? Think again. Target21 explains how standard dealer practices impart systematic biases into the cards which make some tables dealer-favorable and others pl |
