Blackjack BluePrint by Rick "Night Train" Blaine
This report is now a "book" and listed in the blackjack book section.

Blackjack Forum - Shuffle Tracking Series by Arnold Snyder
See entry below.

Blackjack Review - Shuffle Tracking Series by Don Goren
See entry below.

Blackjack Review - Complete Collection by Michael Dalton
This is the complete 23 issue collection of Blackjack Review - Summer 1992 to Winter 1998.  This hard-copy magazine format is no longer being published.  Individual issues are also available.

NOTE: There are only a few complete "original" collections available.  These issues will not be reprinted.  Individual issues are also available but note that some issues are getting low in stock and some are beginning to go out of stock.

COMPLETE COLLECTIONS LEFT < 30

23 ISSUES $180.55 Special: $89.95 - VERY FEW FULL COLLECTIONS LEFT

EDITORS CHOICE: BEST SHUFFLE TRACKING INFORMATION
Blackjack Shuffle Tracking Cookbook by Arnold Snyder
This isn't your mother's cookbook. Instructions in The Shuffle Tracker's Cookbook don't cover pastry recipes and browning techniques, but new research on things like slug values, tracking e.v., exploding slugs, danger zones, edge work, overbetting in tracking, and updated ace location techniques.  In this 110-page Blackjack Forum Professional Report, Arnold Snyder gives the down and dirty inside story on this powerful, but dangerous, form of card counting, known as shuffle tracking. (Hint: Card counting is to shuffle tracking as opening a can of chicken soup is to making a perfect bouillabaisse—shuffle-tracking is a gourmet form of play.) Shuffle tracking is also a highly advanced discipline, at which most blackjack professionals have been unable to make money. Snyder explains why 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 Blackjack Forum in 1994. This 100-page-plus report incorporates in its entirety that early information, but also goes much farther, providing techniques never-before disclosed.  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.  TABLE OF CONTENTS Also of interest: Don Goren's Shuffle Tracking Series, Shuffle Tracking For Beginners, Blackjack Ace Prediction
110 PAGES $49.99 - OUT OF PRINT / OUT OF STOCK

The Card Counter's Guide to Casino Surveillance by Cellini
Sub-titled: A Snyder Professional Report.  Foreward by Steve Forte.   Preface by Arnold Snyder.   Learning the subtleties of playing blackjack undetected, while maintaining a non-threatening image, is an extremely difficult skill achieved by only a handful of those who try. It's hard enough to fool the casino employees you can see -- dealers, floormen, pit bosses, and casino managers. But then there's the "eye," the shadowy, behind-the-scenes surveillance department, with its cameras, and biometric-identifying software, not to mention the highly honed skills and instincts of the surveillance agents themselves. Casino surveillance is so mysterious that even the other casino employees know little of its methods, equipment, and personnel.  But now, for the first time ever, a long-time surveillance agent with vast experience and knowledge has emerged from the deep and dark recesses and exposed the inner workings to the light of scrutiny.  The Card Counter's Guide to Casino Surveillance is packed with inside advice on solo and team-play tactics, how to fly below the radar screen, how to confuse the agents and software, successful camouflage and counter-offensive techniques, even sure-fire ways to get busted. This special report is a mighty weapon in any card-counter's arsenal?and it's fascinating reading for anyone interested in how casinos work.
©2003 - 89 PAGES $49.99   - OUT OF PRINT / OUT OF STOCK

DHM System - Simplified by D. H. Mitchell
The DHM Simplified blackjack system was designed for beginners and is the basis of the DHM Professional and Expert systems. See Blackjack Review* 4.3 & 4.4 for writeup and review.  The DHM Professional and Expert systems are no longer available from the Blackjack Review Network, however, you will find details on how to get them in this report.
DHM System Simplified $14.95 - NO LONGER AVAILABLE / HOWEVER SEE BLACKJACK REVIEW ARTICLES BELOW

ALSO AVAILABLE:
Blackjack Review Volume 4 Issue 3 (Summer 1995)  includes the "DHM Blackjack Systems" article by D.H. Mitchell.
Blackjack Review Volume 4 Issue 4 (Fall 1995) includes the "Expert System" article by D.H. Mitchell.

EDITORS CHOICE: BEST SINGLE-DECK COUNT
Hi-Opt II Strategy (Original) by Lance Humble and Julian Braun
Includes Peter Griffin's multi-parameter charts.  This is the original Hi-Opt II card-counting strategy developed by the author, Lance Humble, of the World's Greatest Blackjack Book and computer expert Julian Braun.  This report originally sold for $200 and more and is considered by most blackjack experts as one of the top 2-level balanced counts available today.  According to reports by Arnold Snyder and simulation tests by Don Schlesinger and John Auston, Hi-Opt II outperformed every other counting system tested, including both Revere's and Uston's Advanced Point Counts and Bryce Carlson's Advanced Omega II.  This is a yellow (hard to copy) photocopied and stapled report!
27 PAGES $200.00 Special $40.00 - OUT OF STOCK

EDITORS CHOICE: BEST INFORMATION ON THE OVER/UNDER BET
Over/Under Report by Arnold Snyder 
This valuable report presents a complete analysis and details on how to beat the Over/Under 13 game. Includes several valid strategies including an excellent single level count.
18 PAGES $30.00  - OUT OF PRINT / VERY FEW COPIES LEFT

EDITORS CHOICE: BEST BOOK ON BLACKJACK TELLS
Read the Dealer by Steve Forte  
This is the manuscript that, unfortunately, forced many casinos to change their policy of always peeking unders tens. It is the first and only intensive study of how to beat a blackjack dealer through applied psychology. Although this material is for the most part obsolete (due to dealers no longer peeking under tens) you will no doubt find it fascinating.  The material is still very valid, however, in all games where the dealer "does" peek under tens.  You may still find these type of games overseas and in small out of the way casinos.  Manual is a glue bound manuscript and includes illustrations throughout. 
84 PAGES $40.00 - OUT OF PRINT / OUT OF STOCK

Shuffle Tracking for Beginners by George C
New 3rd edition now available. Formerly titled "Shuffle Tracking for Dummies".  A simple and powerful shuffle-tracking system that will work in many shoe games currently available. With this method, you can turn a badly cut 6-deck game into a 4-deck game with no cut card, or turn an 8-deck game into a 6-deck game with no cut card.  Editor note:  George C is currently the moderator of the BJRnet Shuffle Tracking board in the Green Zone.  Highly recommended. 
©2006 - 42 PAGES $39.95 Price Reduction: $29.95

Shuffle Tracking Series (Blackjack Forum) by Arnold Snyder
The complete scoop on the science of shuffle tracking presented over 3 issues of Blackjack Forum magazine. Arnold tells it all. Highly recommended.  These issues are now out-of-print and have been replaced by Arnold Snyder's Blackjack Shuffle Tracking Cookbook -- listed in the catalog above. 
3 ISSUES $30 - OUT OF PRINT / REPLACED BY SHUFFLE TRACKING COOKBOOK

Shuffle Tracking Series (Blackjack Review) by Don Goren
This is the complete 3 issue set from Blackjack Review magazine on Don Goren's controversial "Shuffle Tracking Using Neural Networks".  

Editor note:  BJRnet also has a Shuffle Tracking Board for members only!   These issues can also be individually purchased.

3 ISSUES $23.85 

Team Attack Series (Blackjack Forum) by Arnold Snyder  
The complete scoop on blackjack teams presented over 3 issues of Blackjack Forum magazine. Arnold tells it all. Highly recommended.  Also of interest: Blackjack Blueprint.   Editor note:  BJRnet also has a Team Board for members only! 
3 ISSUES $30

Unbalanced Zen by George C. 
This report explains George C.s' original unbalanced version of the Zen count. It is one of the most powerful yet practical systems ever devised for the hand held game of blackjack.  Editor note:  George C is currently the moderator of the BJRnet Shuffle Tracking board in the Green Zone. 
Unbalanced Zen I $19.95 - OUT OF STOCK / NOT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE

Unbalanced Zen II  by George C.
This reports explains George C.'s simplified unbalanced version of the Zen count. Simpler yet still very powerful. Includes a 16 page manual and comparisons with other systems. See BJR 5.1 for review and excerpt.  Editor note:  George C is currently the moderator of the BJRnet Shuffle Tracking board in the Green Zone. 
Unbalanced Zen II $19.95 - OUT OF STOCK

World's Greatest BJ Simulation Charts! by John Auston
John Auston is the author of Blackjack Risk Manager software. To produce the tables for Chapter 10 of Don Schlesinger's Blackjack Attack, John Auston ran over 100 separate computer simulations of the hi-lo count, each 400 million hands!, to test the effects of various numbers of decks (l, 2, and 6), with different rule sets, penetration levels, and betting strategies.  Now, for card counters who do not play hi-lo, and who would like charts similar to those in Don's Chapter 10 for their own counting system, Auston has agreed to make available comprehensive simulation analyses of other popular counting systems. Each individual simulation run includes data on a 132 different games (more than in Don's book!). You may now obtain a full set (with more than 50 billion hands simulated for each system!) of Auston's simulation charts for 1, 2, 6, and 8-deck games for:
Advanced Omega II Count $25.00 Special:$9.95
Knock-Out Count $25.00 Special:$9.95
Red Seven Count $25.00 Special:$9.95
Zen Count $25.00 Special:$9.95
$100.00 Special:$35.95

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