Brian

19%
Flag icon
As computers became more powerful, my approximations were removed step by step. Twenty years later, around 1980, computers had finally become powerful enough to show that the final figure for one deck using the blackjack rules as given in the book I would go on to write, Beat the Dealer, was +0.13 percent in favor of the player. Players using my strategy had had, all along, a small edge over the casino even without keeping track of the cards.
Brian
What?! Basic strategy doesn’t give advantage to player. I’m missing something.
Eric Franklin
· Flag
Eric Franklin
Yeah, this seems "strange." I think his rules involved variable betting so that perhaps the opportunities to leverage, strategically used, could put the odds in player favor without counting? Not sure…
A Man for All Markets: From Las Vegas to Wall Street, How I Beat the Dealer and the Market
Rate this book
Clear rating
Open Preview