Knock-out Blackjack: The Easiest Card-counting System Ever DevisedThe Knock-Out card-counting system eliminates the mountain of mental arithmetic necessary to win at blackjack. The scientifically devised unbalanced K-O count can be used profitably anywhere blackjack is played: Las Vegas, Atlantic City, Mississippi, riverboat casinos, Native American casinos, the Bahamas, and on cruise ships. This second edition, revised and expanded, is now easier to use than ever. Step into the ring and learn to: Implement an abbreviated system--the "K-O Rookie"-- that's powerful enough to yield a player advantage and simple enough to be mastered in a few hours. |
Contents
An Introduction to Card Counting | |
The Unbalanced KnockOut System | |
The KnockOut SystemRookie | |
The KnockOut SystemPreferred Strategy | |
The KnockOut SystemPreferred Betting | |
Enhancing Profits | |
Rules of Blackjack | |
Blackjack Jargon | |
The Full KnockOut System | |
The Effects of Varying Penetration on | |
Benchmark Risks of Ruin | |
The KO for 4 Decks | |
Customizing the KnockOut Count | |
Suggested Reading | |
Index | |
A Comparison of the KO System to Other Sytems | |
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