"Princes of Darkness" delves into the murky and secretive world of the professional Blackjack player. In a three-year period, Carl Sampson and his team took the casinos for a seven-figure sum and now he reveals how they did it. Carl Sampson started out working a croupier in the gaming industry but - frustrated at being overlooked for promotion - he determined to take them on and beat them at their own game. Princes of Darkness recounts the story of how he developed a system, put a team together, found a wealthy backer and went to work. As well as giving the reader a glimpse of this fascinating twilight world, Carl Sampson also explains in detail his Blackjack systems, including: a definitive guide to card counting; how to master the complex art of shuffle tracking; and how to implement evasion techniques.
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Carl "The Dean" Sampson is now an author and full time professional poker player. He is the author of Secrets of Professional Limit Hold'em and he also writes for the World Poker Tour magazine as well as top US poker magazine Bluff.
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It is a novel more than a serious black jack book
17 Dec 2006
By Carlos J. Santamaria
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It is a novel to be entertaining. It is not a seroious black jack book, the card counting strategy showed is the traditional +/- balance count.
It is a book nice to read but it will not add a lot to your black jack knowledge.
Carlos
It is a book nice to read but it will not add a lot to your black jack knowledge.
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