Blackjack Made Easy shows readers a simple way to play Blackjack for fun and greater rewards while taking far less risk. This revolutionary approach provides a distinct eye-opener for players of all skill levels. It is a welcomed departure from other published systems that promote complex strategies which are extremely difficult for the average person to perform. In contrast, Blackjack Made Easy establishes a stress-free method of playing that improves ones odds of winning more consistently. Many fascinating insights are shared by the author in a style thats sure to entertain readers from start to finish.

Having grown up around casinos, from family reunions in Las Vegas, Shreveport, and Atlantic City to vacations aboard cruise ships with casinos on the open seas, Ken Walters has many years of experience with the world of casinos and the game of blackjack. Having earned enough money to pay for his trips on blackjack alone, Walters now shares all the tips and tricks for the average player to make the most out of their experience. By being knowledgeable in the game, the gambling world, and knowing when to stay or leave, even the most basic player can learn to become less of a gambler and more of a player! About the Author Ken Walters holds four degrees, one being in finance. He met the love of his life and together they have five children, eight grandchildren, and seven great-grandchildren. Walters enjoys fishing, golf, travel, and attending Bible study.

What makes this book different than any other blackjack book is that it was written for beginner and novice blackjack players. Unlike most gambling books, where the author tries to prove how much he knows by using complicated math and confusing terms to make his point, Blackjack - Made Simple will not intimidate or overwhelm new players. If you are new to blackjack, or just want to improve your understanding of the game in general, this book was written for you. This book covers: The basic fundamentals of playing blackjack and all aspects involved in the game of blackjack. It also includes an introduction to card-counting, blackjack tournaments, basic strategy, simple betting strategies and table etiquette.

Easy Blackjack for the Average Joe begins with a chapter on how to play blackjack for the beginning player. The author developed a strategy for playing six deck blackjack but found it equally effective regardless of the number of decks.The strategy is color coded which makes it easy to follow. Additional advice is given on how to learn the strategy and also on the most common dilemas you will face. Ten of the best progressive betting systems are presented and a simple formula is given to evaluate them. He next presents E-Z Bet, a superior betting system which he developed and uses. It is the reason the book was written. Information on money management decisions and how to make E-Z Bet work for you closes out the book. A comprehensive glossary is also included and the book is indexed.

With the help of numerous easy-to-master steps in this breakthrough book, readers will go from being a traditional blackjack player to being an advantage player with a real edge over the house. Insight into how the game of blackjack is really played pairs with traditional strategies for one, two, fours, six, and eight deck games, in this ultimate resources for mastering the blackjack table. Additional topics include smart betting advice for the non-advantage player, little-known secrets to minimize the house edge, which blackjack games to avoid, how to get a verifiable mathematical edge with the new easy-to-master Speed Count, unique betting techniques to increase monetary returns, why Speed Count is nothing like traditional card-counting methods, and how to play tournament blackjack to win.

Includes basic strategy and value for all common rules, basic strategy and value for most exotic rules, and the best of Winning without counting.

Get into the minds of the greatest gamblers of all time. Read in-depth interviews with eight masters of the games. Learn how they think, how they play, and what made them successful. The interview subjects include: Billy Walters (sports betting), Chip Reese (poker), Doyle Brunson (poker), Mike Svobodny (backgammon), Stan Tomchin (backgammon and sports betting), Cathy Hulbert (blackjack and poker), Alan Woods (blackjack and horse racing), and Tommy Hyland (blackjack).