Learn how to play the most popular table game
in the casino, Blackjack. All you need is right
here!
New to Blackjack? Click on Learn to Play below and start learning about the best game in the
casino. Once you learn the basics of how to play and memorize the Basic Strategy, you will be
a very competent player. You are almost even with the casino.
There are two ways to win at Blackjack, to use Betting Progressions or Count Cards.
I wrote two books on these subjects. Easy Blackjack for the Average Joe is about
betting progressions. My book on Card Counting is literally on this web site.
So enter my website and learn how to play Blackjack. Read about using Betting Progressions
and Counting Cards and see which is right for you. You can also learn about another game I
like, Roulette. Although the house take is quite high, in Europe it is a winnable game. Look
around the rest of my site and best wishes to you at the tables.
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Learn to play:
How to Play
Basic Strategy
Las Vegas Two Deck Basic Strategy
Northern Nevada Single Deck Basic Strategy
Northern Nevada Six Deck Basic Strategy
Learn Basic Strategy
Problem Hands and Dilemmas
Blackjack Tournament Strategy
Blackjack Books
Glossary of Blackjack Terms
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Look
Inside
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Book!
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Front Cover
Book Content
Chapter One
Back Cover
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Betting Progressions:
Progression Basics
Why Progressions Don't Work
Why Progressions Do Work
Will you lose more using a Betting Progression?
12 Betting Progressions
Five Advanced Betting Progressions
Discussion of Betting Progressions
Discussion of E-Z Bet Progressions
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Card Counting:
Introduction
Why Card Counting doesn't work like it used to.
The Card Counting Advantage
Effects of Card Removal
Card Counting History
Variations in Counting Systems
Learning to Count Cards
The True Count
Estimating the Number of Decks Remaining
Betting the Count
Playing the Count
Number of Decks and Rules Variation
Picking a System
43 Card Counting Systems
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Roulette - This is a separate section on American and
European roulette and many betting systems. You may also go to
Roulette d'Elite, a new site from the staff of Average Joe
Blackjack.
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Copyright 2007 Average Joe Blackjack, All Rights Reserved
Top Photo courtesy of Bobby Friske. Black and White photo courtesy of Christor
Lukasiewicz. Used by permission.
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