Progression Blackjack: Exposing the Card Counting Myth

Donald A. Dahl

PROGRESSION BLACKJACK
Exposing the Card Counting Myth and Getting an Edge in "21"

The card counting systems developed in the early 1960s gave the players a significant advantage over the casino. Over the years, the casinos have essentially eliminated this advantage through rule changes, quick shuffles and, most essential for them, multiple decks. Count systems taught today are all based on outdated strategies of the sixties.

Progression Blackjack offers a better alternative to the card counting strategy. The player need not be required to count cards, divide totals, and memorize extensive charts to gain an advantage over the house. The system outlined here teachers you to make more money on the winning hands than is lost on losing hands. This strategy minimizes possible losses and maximizes probably gains. A large bankroll is no longer required to support a viable system. Regardless of your income, with a little bit of luck, you will be more secure in making larger bets than ever before.

This book offers so revolutionary a strategy that novices will use it to master the game and veteran players will consider previous books and methods obsolete.

Donald A. Dahl regularly derives a sizable portion of his income from gambling. He has studied the game of blackjack for more than twenty years and mastered every system fabricated. Like Dr. Edward O. Thorpe, author of Beat the Dealer, Dahl has a strong mathematical background. He was a naval nuclear engineer for most of his working life, and his academic credentials include graduation at the top of his class at the Bettis Atomic Power Laboratory Nuclear Design School.

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