Real.Originally Posted by zengrifter
Heck, what do I need this new system for when I can always beat CSMs using the Power Blackjack system by Silvethorne? Why it's 100% guaranteed or your money back! How can you go wrong!
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Lots of cynical posts.
Being a pro bj player for a long time and YES I am telling you about it out of my good heart.
I repeat that its extremely difficult , not to say impossible for a normal human brain to use.
ONLY one person is able to do it up to now, the inventor.
It is a long story, I know the inventor.
BUT, he has being robbed of his idea and someone else claimed the invention but he himself can not do it.
There is no hidden agenda in this story, just a story which i like to tell before hand as it will be obviously be something BIG.
But the casinos will be in no trouble.....one question, how many of you can memorise 18 different cards every minute or so?
....enough said.
I have the ultimate solution.........don't play CSMs. I've never encountered one. Save me so much impractical technique or memorization.
OK I write book now, maybe include free subscription to Men's Health with every purchase
CSM's can be beaten, in the same manner one beats pit bosses, ploppies who whine about doubling A9 against 6, etc.
You're going to need something you can swing, with a handle or a cable. A throwing hammer is ideal: basically a shotput at the far end of a cable, with a two-handed grip at the near end. Check out YouTube for technique. You twirl the hammer above your head 3 times, then spin your whole body 5-6 more times before releasing in the direction of the CSM with an atavistic, primal grunt calling forth the rage of your ancestors.
Your goal is basically to hit the CSM with enough force to turn matter into energy, fusing light elements into heavier ones: it's like looking at the periodic table and telling all the guys in those little boxes to move to to the right or down.
The result should give schoolchildren in neighboring time zones an experience to tell their children and grandchildren about.
I am not asking you to believe me........
Eventually you will find out about it, could be a months, 2....1 year..??
But a bit sorry now to have let it out as it serves no purpose as such.
Was just a bit bored as my BJ career is over now.
However, let say that it lasted 20 years, met some famous names.
I will let you know more when that book come out if you so wish.....(but why would you?)
Exactly... why would we? And of course, FYI 99% of people here can memorize 18 cards backwards, forwards and sideways in 5 seconds flat. Except me. I can memorize 180 cards backwards, sideways and forwards in one second flat. It's easy. You just have to use your holographic memory. What is a holographic memory? Just send $25 cash to me and I will send a flyer explaining all.
Last edited by Kat; 11-14-2012 at 03:52 AM.
This always happens. A new idea comes out. Lots of people are slow bleeding the CSMs so nobody gets suspicious and then some blabber mouth kills the golden goose by publishing a book. I guess the author couldn't do the system like everyone else. Why else would he publish and cause the casinos to look at the games they were overlooking. It was fun while it lasted. I wouldn't buy the system from the guy that couldn't cash in at the casinos with it.
A thought comes to mind.
You don't have to figure out how to beat the 126 shuffler to make money at blackjack - and you don't have to publish a successful book on the subject to become rich. All you have to do is:
1. Publish a believable book that makes plausible claims about how the shuffler might be beaten
2. Stage some phony demonstrations of your new technique in action, at game protection conferences and the like.
3. Repeat step 2 and fabricate other corroborating evidence (academic articles and press coverage and the like) until the casinos abandon use of CSMs.
4. ???
5. Profit.
Seriously though, does anyone have any good stories from blackjack history where one or more casinos has been conned into offering a more beatable game because of fears that the less beatable one is being beaten?
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