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Halbruno:
Again another thread that has gone "off track!"
The $3,000 price tag is steep but for many it is a small investment in sharpening their skills. The return on investment can be huge.
LOL... Again another thread that has gone "off track!"
You're damn right!
With $3000 you can buy all the good BJ books and softwares (CVData not to mention) in existence and learn by yourself. You will learn a lot more and have many texts to refer to, datas, etc.
I will tell you the big secret: If you can't make it by yourself, YOU WON'T MAKE IT ANYWAY! No matter who's teaching you.
If like many aspiring counters (unfortunately) you have to start with $5000 or $10000 as a bankroll, with today's game and using a "pro approach" with RoR (less than 1%) you'll need anything between 100 to 200 hours of play to have your EV cover the price of the camp and I'm not talking about expenses here. This is for many more than a year of part time play only to get even.
Now maybe you can tell me that simply starting with $100 000 as a bankroll will get it done....
1- If you have never played BJ, starting with $100 000 will mostly end up in a disaster.
2- If you have played long enough to gain the necessary experience to manage a $100K bankroll, you don't need the camp.
The big money maker is Colin. Period.
With the money he started with and the money he made, he was on the right side of the curve from the first hand.
Aren't you tired of reading funny stories about players who started with $1000 and grown it to 6 figures? It's not those who succeed that are interesting to see, it's the thousands who failed.
Are you impressed by the last lottery millionaire cause he only started with $1 and make it to 7 figures?
He too was on the right side of the curve....
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