Blackjack: A Champion's Guide

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If you believe that winning at casino games depends entirely on chance or luck, then this is not the book for you. If, on the other hand, you think that it’s crucial to have an effective strategy in order to win, then you simply can’t do without it. The green table is the most democratic place to play, where the inequalities between you and the dealer are at a minimum and players can significantly increase their chances of victory. You just need to know how. Simply told and with a touch of irony, ‘games king’ Dario De Toffoli guides us through rules, secrets, tactics and advice, in a book that is as much for beginners as experts. So prepare yourselves to explore the world of Blackjack, which is ‘deconstructed’ and analysed in all its mathematical glory for the first time, making readers more conscious and successful when they play. Whether you are in front of a croupier in the flesh and blood or in front of your computer screen playing an online game, now is the time to abandon all those good luck charms and understand that your success depends on you. Because it’s fun to play, but it’s even more fun to win. So, what are you waiting for? Play the game, but don’t let the game play you…
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About the author

Dario De Toffoli is a board game expert and has written several successful books on poker, backgammon and blackjack.He is a former Pentamind World Champion and is one of the top games players in the world. He lives in Venice, Italy.
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