
Beat the Dealer: A Winning Strategy for the Game of Twenty-One
by Edward Thorp
This great classic has sold half-million copies since the 1960s when it was originally published. Thorp is considered the 'Father of Modern Blackjack Play.' His theories helped develop a count system that revolutionized the way players and casinos look at the game. An absolute 5-star must for anyone who intends to play blackjack.

How to Detect Casino Cheating at Blackjack
by Bill Zender
The information here has never been made available to the general public in the past. Till now, it's been the domain of casino surveillance experts...and the cheats themselves, Players who have suspected casino (and private game) cheating might be surprised by some of the revelations here. Casino execs will find a wealth of information on how their dealers might do them in. Dozens of methods discussed, including the Short Deck; Cooler Decks; Selective Up Card; Switching the Hole Card.
Blackjack News
New Blackjack Card Counting Software ReleasedWednesday, February 08, 2006
Dragon Forged Software has released Blackjack Card Counter 3.0 for Mac OS X, designed to teach users how to beat the house in Casinos statistically. The software supports most Blackjack casino rules, and optionally displays a chart depicting the best statistical move.
Top Players to Compete in 2006 World Series of BlackjackSaturday, January 14, 2006
For the first time ever, the signature series is incorporating top players from sanctioned qualification casinos who have competed and won one of the 40 seats in this exclusive nationally televised tournament. Additionally, the historic Las Vegas Hilton will serve as the host casino for the 13-episode series
GSN and AOL Partner on World Series of BlackjackThursday, January 12, 2006
New blackjack area on AOL offers players the exclusive opportunity to enter for a chance to win a seat at the World Series of Blackjack tournament featuring a million-dollar prize pool.
Table Games May Come to West VirginiaTuesday, December 27, 2005
2006 could be the year West Virginia lawmakers open the doors to poker, blackjack and other table games at four racetrack casinos.