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  1. 02-23-2019, 01:48 PM #1
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    Blackjack Required Reading?

    I looked for a thread with this already discussed and couldn't find one. I'm learning the hi-lo I practice everyday on CVBJ and have read both of Norm's books as well as Blackjack Blueprint and am working my way through BJA3. Is there any other books that I should read that really matter? I know when I first started playing poker many years ago I read every single book there was and I think it actually stunted my growth. I think I should have read Sklansky's TOP and stopped there. I don't want to miss anything I should read but I don't want to waste my time reading garbage.
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    Look at the thread, "Rate & Suggest-My Blackjack Library"
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    I just started down this road not too long ago. The first book I read was Knock out Blackjack followed by Modern Blackjack.
    Waiting on BJA3 to arrive. Just started blackjack blueprint (about half way through), wish i had started there as the other books make more sense to me now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Buckster View Post
    I looked for a thread with this already discussed and couldn't find one. I'm learning the hi-lo I practice everyday on CVBJ and have read both of Norm's books as well as Blackjack Blueprint and am working my way through BJA3. Is there any other books that I should read that really matter? I know when I first started playing poker many years ago I read every single book there was and I think it actually stunted my growth. I think I should have read Sklansky's TOP and stopped there. I don't want to miss anything I should read but I don't want to waste my time reading garbage.
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  5. 02-23-2019, 07:34 PM #5
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    @Gramazeka and 21frogman - these are excellent links. Thank you very much.
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