5 Blackjack Books Every Card Counter Should Read

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Colin is often asked what Blackjack books he recommends. After wrapping up another Blackjack Bootcamp in Vegas, Colin sat down to share a few of the books that have inspired and challenged him along the way.

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5 Blackjack Books Every Card Counter Should Read

10 thoughts on “5 Blackjack Books Every Card Counter Should Read

  1. Here are all the books mentioned in this video:

    Beat The Dealer
    Edward Thorp

    Professional Blackjack
    Stanford Wong

    Blackjack Attack
    Don Schlesinger

    Burning The Tables In Las Vegas
    Ian Anderson

    Turning The Tables In Las Vegas
    Ian Anderson

    Repeat Until Rich
    Josh Axelrad

    The Blackjack Life
    Nathaniel Tilton

    The Blackjack Insiders
    Andrew Uyal

    The 21st Century Card Counter
    Colin Jones

  2. How should you tip while playing blackjack, if at all?

    If you’re playing at a low dollar amount $5 and then the true count is high and you’re about to goto $100 and the dealer yells checks play… what should you take from this?

    * I am not a card counter- just play basic strategy. These are questions I have from watching your videos. Thanks for any answers! Love the videos, thanks again from Illinois!

  3. Colin I"ve been watching your videos for a couple of months now and I really enjoy them, inspiring me to learn card counting but you make it sound like it's for people who only want to become professional players. Do you recommend it for casual players? thanks again for all the great videos.

  4. You left out "Million Dollar Blackjack" by Ken Uston The UAPC (Uston Advanced Point Count) counting strategy is what I adopted & currently use.

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