sbd- from IN, United States offers this stuff for:

Price : $12.87 Usually ships in 1-2 business days

bookrackrh from SC, United States offers this stuff for:

Price : $12.88 Usually ships in 1-2 business days

a1books from NJ, United States offers this stuff for:

Price : $12.97 Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Amazon.com offers this stuff with condition New, new for:

Price : $13.57 Usually ships in 24 hours

thermite-media offers this stuff with condition New, new for:

Price : $13.72 Usually ships in 1-2 business days

caimanoutlet from FL, United States offers this stuff for:

Price : $13.73 Usually ships in 1-2 business days

pbshopus from NJ, United States offers this stuff for:

Price : $14.07 Usually ships in 1-2 business days

pbshop from , United Kingdom offers this stuff for:

Price : $14.07 Usually ships in 1-2 business days

bigrock_media from NV, United States offers this stuff for:

Price : $14.20 Usually ships in 1-2 business days

bargainbookstores- from MI, United States offers this stuff for:

Price : $14.20 Usually ships in 1-2 business days

What our customer's say!

"Awesome for a beginner!!!", This book makes it simple to follow the basics and then more advanced techniques of counting. The author understands the risks in this and alerts people to many, most i wasn't even aware of. He also uses a brief history of the game and his personal stories to make the book more interesting than just 'memerize this or that'. The process is easy to follow, the information is easy to grasp as long as you practice it. If you think you're interested in trying this, the worst is that you become a MUCH better basic blackjack player, the best is that you master the basic and advanced systems and start making money. After studing for 2 months in Iraq, my first stop home is Atlantic City, wish me luck. Thanks to Bryce Carlson for the great read!!!

"Great book - but one of many an aspiring counter should read", This book gives an excellent overview of the game of blackjack and an explanation of how to use a powerful counting system, including many index numbers. I've used this system for single-deck games for several years and, for someone who truly knows what they're doing (if you are at all uncertain as to whether or not you fit into this category, you are not in it) this book is literally worth its weight in gold. Make that platinum.

Several of the reviews posted here may lead a person to believe that card counting is easy money. I would caution anyone that it is not as simple as reading a book on a flight to Vegas. Blackjack just doesn't work that way. There is a lot more to consistently beating the game than reading one book, or even ten books. Counting is the easy part, getting away with it in casinos over the long term is a whole different ball game.


"Great book, not sure this is the right system", As a book, this is a great read. Bryce highlights the Omega II count system, and also tells a great series of stories along the way. There are sections on cover, what to do when backed off a table, and alternative advantage methods.

I don't know if this is the best system, from a pure card counting standpoint. It's a level 2, with an ace tracking component, which is a bit of brain work. On the other hand, if you are a serious blackjack player, this book is a great resource on many levels.

"EXCELENTE LIBRO", EXCELENTE LIBRO DE FACIL COMPRENSION PARA PERSONAS QUE NO HABLAN EL INGLES, EL ENVIO RAPIDO LLGA EN BUENAS CONDICIONES Y SIN PROBLEMA ALGUNO EN LA COIMPRA DESCAHO Y RECEPCION

"Excellent , inspiring and motivational", The bind quality of this book is not up to standard, appon reading a couple of the pages just came loose.
The content however is far more substantial and makes one a believer in his Omega II system.
Not a especially easy system due to the necessity of the ace side count (not ace reconed) it is more powerful than most systems in simulations.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Worth every cent spent on it", The best book about BJ, card counting and mathematical basis of gambling I have ever met. I think it is worth every cent spent on it. If you think seriously about BJ this book is a must!

"A Big Difference Between Card Counting Theory and Practice", As good as this book is about explaining the "theory" of card counting and basic strategy tables, I would just like to point out that card-counting is all but impossible to actually do in today's casinos. No casino anywhere will allow you to do this successfully -- even if they will still offer any kind of Blackjack game that contains at least the majority of player-favorable rules that make card-counting possible as a means to overcoming the casino's edge.

Furthermore, if you do get such a good game, and the casino will turn a blind eye to you as an expert card-counter, they will most likely limit the table's spread to no more than 4 units, and put a maximum cap on bets to $25, or $50, or $100. Mostly, the cap will be about $25 to $50, and that's very rare if this happens at all. The way that Blackjack is now played in major casinos worldwide simply doesn't allow for the practice of the theory in anything even close to proximal parity.

What was once a mathematically sound theory that was able to be successfully applied in practice as a means of defeating the house edge in Blackjack, and thus derive a player-positive expectation from the game and make it turn a profit, is now firmly part of history. Casinos simply got tired of being taken for millions by Blackjack teams and well-bankrolled players, and changed the rules and methods of dealing and playing the game. Additionally, they hired personnel that knew how to count cards better than the players trying to beat the casinos. Furthermore, surveilance technology is now so sophisticated that any person who walks into any casino is instantly identified, and if the casino personnel even so much as suspect that you are a card counter, they will simply ask you to leave. The theory is wonderful -- but no longer as profitable as it once was in practice.

It is NOT my intent here to discourage you from buying this book, or enjoying the strategy and content as presented. On the contrary -- I wish to ENCOURAGE you to buy it, and also as many other books on Blackjack as you can find. Being a successful Blackjack player in today's casinos requires you to have more than just one skill. Learning from this book will give you a wonderful start in the theory. Then you can read others, and find out how modifications to the theory are possible. Together with some of the other terrific books on Blackjack you can find here, this will make your Blackjack playing experience better, and more profitable. I just want to make sure that anyone reading this understands that this is NOT a criticism of the book, or any other efforts in Blackjack. I just wanted people to know more about the reality of the game in the actual casino.

"Awesome", Great book. Accurate and mathematically explained. Though the omega 11 count is difficult this book is worth reading. If you have time and patience master AO11 which makes lot of (money). Beware this count is good for single deck and double deck only.
If you are primarly playing shoe games go for hi-low or KO.

"great book", This book is only a 2-level system that has a playing effiency of the 3 and 4 level systems. The playing efficiency is calculated independently by a mathmetician in the theory of BJ. So this stat is not Carlson's smoke blowing , but the facts of mathmatics. On top of that the book is well written and very motivational. The author explains the ups and the DOWNS of a BJ player, and how to manage the money accordingly. Other books to read: BJ as a business, the theory of BJ, professional BJ, Million dollar BJ, take the money and run.

"Okay but Not the Best BJ Book I've Read", There are some very interesting sections in this book but I did not think it was worth it. The counting system is somewhat difficult to learn and the author seems to skirt some issues I wished he'd have covered. I would recommend "KO Blackjack" by Olaf Vancura and Ken Fuchs and or "Best Blackjack" by Frank Scoblete.These two are the best.