Turning the Tables on Las Vegas

By Ian Andersen

Book Overview

Die in Neuenburg ans?ssigen Architekten Geninsaca Delefortrie machen seit einigen Jahren mit ihren Projekten auf sich aufmerksam. Die Art und Weise der Projektrealisierung, die Geninasca Delefortrie... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0394725093
• ISBN13: 9780394725093
• Release Date: February 1978
• Publisher: Vintage Books USA
• Length: 212 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 4.2" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

learn how not to get caught as a card counter

This book is out of date in terms of card counting,there are better book out there today. What htis book offers is how to avoid getting caught by not getting out of the typical sterotype of a card counter and look more like a regular gambler. Anyone that in card counting or thinking about should read this book.

The Difference that Made the Difference

The challenge of cardcounting is not learning to do it, but "conning" the pit personnel into letting you do it. I was the stereotypical counter till I read this book (felt guilty, avoided contact with pit supervisors, neglected value of rapport with dealers). The result was very quick shuffles and even being told not to make any more blackjack bets.Since I have adopted the mind set described in this book and the resultant behaviors, (engage pit personnel in conversations that interest them, appear to play just for fun and the money means nothing, dress like you can afford to lose) I have enjoyed deep penetration into single decks for multiple hours at a time (the difference that makes the difference).I agree with the top authors on the game that this is the best book on casino comportment and developing your "act".