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A book and system by David Morse
David Morse’s new self-published book is the book many serious players have either
been waiting for or dreading. For the first time ever the closely guarded secret of
"signature cards" (also known as "key cards") has been exposed. I was
first introduced to the possibility of using key cards to locate Ace/Ten clumps in poorly
shuffled shoe games around 1990. I’ve experimented with the technique over the years
but I was always frustrated because I was never able to come up with a easy method to
remember the key or signature cards that identified the clump and count cards at the same
time. In Blackjack Reality, Morse has finally hit upon a practical phonetic method to
remember these cards. Morse’s discussion of signature card techniques is ground
breaking.
Most of this new book, however, is not about signature cards. It is about a very
personal (David Morse’s) method for winning at twenty-one. It is an excellent classic
training guide for learning how to count cards (Wong’s halves count is used in the
discussion) and most of the important technical requirements (including bankroll
requirements, bet sizing, standard deviation, estimating your advantage) are presented
very well. The book’s color charts are very unique and are presented in such a manner
that may aid in their memorization.
Although Blackjack Reality can be used as a training guide for beginners, the people
most likely to benefit from this book are advanced card counters who have investigated
shuffle tracking and are looking for another method to gain an advantage over the casino.
David Morse’s spiral bound book Blackjack
Reality is available from the Blackjack Review Network catalog.
Review by Michael Dalton
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