1. Betting on Blackjack by Frits (sic) Dunki Jacobs (Feb. 2004)
Correct basic strategy with a typo-a soft double line is missing in the chart, BUT progression system is recommended.
2. Winning Blackjack by Lyman Hall, Ph.D. (Jan. 2004)
Very small paperback that recommends progression system.
> 1. Betting on Blackjack by Frits (sic) Dunki
> Jacobs (Feb. 2004)
> Correct basic strategy with a typo-a soft
> double line is missing in the chart, BUT
> progression system is recommended.
> 2. Winning Blackjack by Lyman Hall, Ph.D.
> (Jan. 2004)
Did Lyman got his Ph.D in a box of cherrios ? I want one !
> Very small paperback that recommends
> progression system.
> 2. Winning Blackjack by Lyman Hall, Ph.D.
> (Jan. 2004)
> Very small paperback that recommends
> progression system.
I was given this book as a gift since I go to Vegas so much. I didn't have the heart to tell the gift giver that it was a piece of junk. Although, I must admit I do enjoy keeping a collection of some of the worst books ever written. Lyman Hall fits well into this collection.
HJ
I believe George Pappadopoulos fits well into this cathegory as well...
"Winning Blackjack" by Lyman Hall, Ph.D. (Jan. 2004). Very small paperback that recommends progression system.
Does it say whence the doctorat, please?
This would be the most interesting piece of information in the book.
> I believe George Pappadopoulos fits well
> into this cathegory as well...
Was George Pappadopoulos once a coin dealer from back east with a name of Georgous George's Coins. My uncle wants to know.
Subject of study for the Ph.D would be informative too. Sounds like it was basket-weaving.
"Winning Blackjack" by Lyman
> Hall, Ph.D. (Jan. 2004). Very small
> paperback that recommends progression
> system. Does it say whence the doctorat,
> please?
> This would be the most interesting piece of
> information in the book.
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