Card Counting: The Definitive Blackjack Course by Daniel Dravot
0 comments Posted by Blackjack Spy at 1:17 PMDaniel Dravot claims to be a professional blackjack player. In this DVD he explains the card counting, betting, and basic strategy methods he uses to win at the blackjack tables and allow him to travel from casino to casino playing blackjack.
The DVD is available at Amazon here and should always be available.
What does the Blackjack Spy say about Card Counting - The Definitive Blackjack Course?
“In all of my years in the casino surveillance rooms, I have never heard of Daniel Dravot. Is that his real name? Is his DVD a scam? Or, do the techniques he teaches work and has he been able to stay off the radar? I don’t know…”
Hear from others who have watched this blackjack DVD:
Criz R.
“The info is broken down into simple concepts, not to overwhelm but to instruct. Worth the money to understand an effective card counting technique.”
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John F.
“Give it a try. The charts were immensely helpful. Become the David against the casino Goliaths.”
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Edward D.
“This system is very powerful in two respects: early entry and betting efficiency. It will bring home the bacon. If you want a quick and easy way to make money card counting this dvd will deliver.”
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Andy Bloch was a member of the MIT card counting team, which was the team made famous in books such as Bringing Down the House and the movie 21 with Kevin Spacey. This DVD promises to teach the viewer how the team made their millions in Las Vegas by counting cards at blackjack.
The DVD covers basic strategy and includes a basic strategy chart. It also covers card counting, optimal betting strategy, and how to play blackjack with a team. If you’re interested, you can get this DVD on Amazon here.
What does the Blackjack Spy think of Andy Bloch and his Beating Blackjack DVD?
“I’ve seen this DVD only once. It’s a good basic course on card counting and covers everything you need to know. Even though it only came out a few years ago, it still seems a bit dated.”
Viewers who bought this DVD had this to say:
B. Baker
“Highly recommended! The DVD does a great job of teaching you in a simple way how to properly count cards.”
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Jon M.
“A must have for anyone who is serious about playing blackjack.”
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Frederick O.
“You can make your money last longer and even win if you adhere to the basic rules Andy tells you."
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