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Blackjack's Hidden Secrets, Win Without Counting (New & Expanded Edition) | 
 enlarge | Author: George Pappadopoulos
Publisher: ME-n-U Marketers
Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating:  39 reviews
Sales Rank: 570145
Media: Paperback
Edition: 2
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 28
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 8.5 x 5.5 x 0.2
ISBN: 0967379512
Dewey Decimal Number: 795
EAN: 9780967379517
ASIN: 0967379512
Publication Date: October 1, 1999
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Book Description
Short, concise and to the point. This blackjack book doesnt beat around the bush. Its easy to read, simple to understand and uncomplicated to apply. You can be playing, with this no card counting system, in just an afternoon and taking advantage of its 78% win average. Blackjack's Hidden Secrets, Win Without Counting shows you how to determine the exact amount of money you should bring to the casino and how to spot hot and cold trends. It will have you automatically betting more when youre hot, less when youre not and teaches you when to leave. Winning at blackjack is more than a possibility, its a proven mathematical fact! This system also has its very own tutor card, which can be taken to the tables with you, so youll never feel alone or lost for answers.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 34 more reviews...
 I love that this book exists! May 31, 2006
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
This book contains enough erroneous information and crappy progression advice that the casinos will make TONS of $$$ off of its readers, allowing them to still offer beatable BJ. Thank you George P and John Patrick!
 Great Strategy March 20, 2006
My dad told me about this book and he swears by it! I too can say I swear by the strategy discussed in this book. It really does help you will...more often than any other strategy. You really need to follow it though, and be disciplined.
Entirely bogus February 16, 2005
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
The money-management system described in this book is bogus. You are guaranteed to lose using these techniques. To call this a "winning system" is fraudulent. You can't win, in the long run, at blackjack unless you count cards or use other similarly complicated techniques. If you play without counting, you're a sucker; if you buy this book, you're a sucker twice over. Good luck.
 Useful, but overly simplistic August 29, 2004
Blackjack's Hidden Secrets is all about basic strategy, something everyone should learn before they hit a blackjack table. I read this book, and Avery Cardoza's "Quick Guide to Winning Blackjack" simultaneously, I found Cardoza's to be the far superior book. "Hidden Secrets" is simplistic to the extreme, with no new information not already found in "Quick Guide". The strategy charts in "Hidden Secrets" are all based on Atlantic City, whereas "Quick Guide" contains separate charts for Vegas and Northern NV as well, since rules differ slightly in all three places. Also, despite Pappadopoulos' claim to be based on mathematical formulas, he still relies on alot of old gambler superstitions, like spotting a "hot" table, and placing bets according to whether or not you are on a "winning streak". I find his advice on how much to place risky as well. I've been practicing using this method, but limiting my bets to no more than four times the minimum (Cardoza's advice), and in 100 games I am up 104%.
Pass on "Blackjack's Hidden Secrets" (both I and II), invest in a few Cardoza books instead.
Great Book for New Black jack players July 4, 2004
I have played blackjack many times before reading this book. I mostly lost before. Now if I follow the authors 5 rules, I leave with winnings. Last 3 times, I was at the casiono, i left with winnings. This book, it will teach you how to win every hand, but it heled me win and leave with as a winner. Also, it is much easier than trying to count cards. I also had a much easier time understanding this book than another book on blackjack the did involve counting cards. I recomend this book for anyone that want to win, it worked for me (as long as i follow the 5 rules).
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