- Home
- Blackjack
- Books & Reports
- Blackjack Shuffle Tracker's Cookbook: How Players Win (and Why They Lose) with Shuffle Tracking
The Shuffle Tracker’s Cookbook: How Players Win (and Why They Lose) with Shuffle Tracking by Arnold Snyder gives the down and dirty inside story on this powerful form of card counting known as shuffle tracking. A highly advanced discipline, Snyder explains why most blackjack professionals have been unable to make real money at shuffle tracking in detail. In addition, he explains why “recipe tracking” simply doesn’t work, and why it is disastrous to your bankroll.
Snyder first published his findings on shuffle tracking in the now-defunct Blackjack Forum magazine in 1994. This 100-page-plus report incorporates in its entirety that early information, but also goes much farther, providing techniques never-before disclosed — including detailed information on important shuffle tracking techniques such as slug values, tracking e.v., exploding slugs, danger zones, edge work, overbetting in tracking, and updated ace location techniques
Included are numerous practice and testing methods for players who want to learn shuffle tracking; methods for analyzing and comparing the profit potential of various shuffles; the cost of errors; why shuffle tracking is way below all casino radar; and why Las Vegas is still a skilled shuffle-tracker’s promised land.
Large-format Ppb: 110 pages.
Snyder first published his findings on shuffle tracking in the now-defunct Blackjack Forum magazine in 1994. This 100-page-plus report incorporates in its entirety that early information, but also goes much farther, providing techniques never-before disclosed — including detailed information on important shuffle tracking techniques such as slug values, tracking e.v., exploding slugs, danger zones, edge work, overbetting in tracking, and updated ace location techniques
Included are numerous practice and testing methods for players who want to learn shuffle tracking; methods for analyzing and comparing the profit potential of various shuffles; the cost of errors; why shuffle tracking is way below all casino radar; and why Las Vegas is still a skilled shuffle-tracker’s promised land.
Large-format Ppb: 110 pages.
We suggest
-
-
by Don Schlesinger$24.99
-
-
by D.V. Cellini$44.96
-
-
by Arnold Snyder$16.16
