Protect yourself from casino cheats!
Bill Zender, a highly paid consultant to the gambling industry, is widely respected as an expert on game protection. Although cheating is rare in today's modern, highly-regulated casinos, the proliferation of casinos throughout the U.S. and around the world has created new opportunities for crooked dealers, and new dangers for honest players. This book marks the first time a casino insider revealed the hidden "tricks of the trade" of the scam artists.
Zender describes in vivid detail how slick blackjack dealers can rob you with: The Short Deck, The Cooler Decks, The Selective Up Card, Switching the Hole Card, and dozens of other cheating techniques that crooks have been using for decades to separate honest players from their money. With casinos operating in nearly every state, and dozens of countries throughout the world, this is one of the most important books for blackjack players that has ever been published. For many years, the information in this book was known only to a handful of casino surveillance experts, and the cheats themselves. The cheats aren’t talking, and the casinos rarely disclose this sensitive information because they don’t want to "scare" players away from their games.
With blackjack now being dealt on riverboats, Indian reservations, vacation resorts, and in literally hundreds of cities in bars and taverns, as well as in high stakes private games all over the country, the time has come for players to know how to recognize cheaters and how to protect themselves. Don't make another bet until you know the game is on the level.
Bill Zender has more than 20 years experience in the casino gaming industry. He was an Enforcement Agent with the Nevada Gaming Control Board for three years and worked in numerous executive positions with major Las Vegas casinos. Now a private consultant, he is widely recognized as a leading authority on all aspects of casino operations, and especially cheating and game protection.
Large-format Ppb; 229 pages.
Bill Zender, a highly paid consultant to the gambling industry, is widely respected as an expert on game protection. Although cheating is rare in today's modern, highly-regulated casinos, the proliferation of casinos throughout the U.S. and around the world has created new opportunities for crooked dealers, and new dangers for honest players. This book marks the first time a casino insider revealed the hidden "tricks of the trade" of the scam artists.
Zender describes in vivid detail how slick blackjack dealers can rob you with: The Short Deck, The Cooler Decks, The Selective Up Card, Switching the Hole Card, and dozens of other cheating techniques that crooks have been using for decades to separate honest players from their money. With casinos operating in nearly every state, and dozens of countries throughout the world, this is one of the most important books for blackjack players that has ever been published. For many years, the information in this book was known only to a handful of casino surveillance experts, and the cheats themselves. The cheats aren’t talking, and the casinos rarely disclose this sensitive information because they don’t want to "scare" players away from their games.
With blackjack now being dealt on riverboats, Indian reservations, vacation resorts, and in literally hundreds of cities in bars and taverns, as well as in high stakes private games all over the country, the time has come for players to know how to recognize cheaters and how to protect themselves. Don't make another bet until you know the game is on the level.
Bill Zender has more than 20 years experience in the casino gaming industry. He was an Enforcement Agent with the Nevada Gaming Control Board for three years and worked in numerous executive positions with major Las Vegas casinos. Now a private consultant, he is widely recognized as a leading authority on all aspects of casino operations, and especially cheating and game protection.
Large-format Ppb; 229 pages.
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