This is not Video Poker, but I wondered if anyone had any experience
with the Golden Touch Blackjack seminars put on by Henry Tamburin and
Frank Scoblete. I know both names, but I would like opinions both
positive and negative about the seminar.
If you know of a better forum to ask this question, please let me
know. Thanks in advance!
Dan in El Paso
<<This is not Video Poker, but I wondered if anyone had any experience
with the Golden Touch Blackjack seminars put on by Henry Tamburin and
Frank Scoblete. I know both names, but I would like opinions both
positive and negative about the seminar.>>
I took this seminar and was really impressed with their Speed Count method
. This new BJ counting method is 70%-80% as powerful as the popular High
Low and KO card-counting systems - but much easier to learn and use in the
casino. It is great for basic strategy BJ players who want to increase
their advantage but find regular card counting systems too hard to learn and
use. I was also surprised to learn that some players who already know a
regular card-counting system have switched to this one because it has
features that don't proclaim to the casino that you are a knowledgeable
player. So they might be able to stay under the radar longer.
This is an intense two-day training program, with lots of practice time as
well as all the explanations and materials you need to learn the system.
________________________________________
Jean $�ott - http://www.FrugalGambler.biz
Tax time is coming up - groan! "Tax Help
for the Frugal Gambler" can answer many
of your questions!
This is not Video Poker, but I wondered if anyone had any
experience
with the Golden Touch Blackjack seminars put on by Henry Tamburin
and
Frank Scoblete. I know both names, but I would like opinions both
positive and negative about the seminar.If you know of a better forum to ask this question, please let me
know. Thanks in advance!Dan in El Paso
I took the Speed Count seminar the same weekend that Jean took it. I
have been a Basic Strategy player for a few years now. I always would
flat bet as I did not have a clue as to when I had the advantage over
the casino other than noticing that a whole lot of small cards had
been dealt on the last hand. I was hoping that this seminar would
give me a better way of knowing when to raise my bet.
Speed Count came thru in spades! It is a very simple system to learn
and gives you results. The system more than pays for itself in a
short time due to your being able to bet into an advantage.
Good Luck!
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "drefm" <drefm@...> wrote:
I'm reading the book now, some interesting chapters.
The theory kind of makes sense to me but still have my
doubts. I will try the throwing method next week when
I visit Vegas for a few days even though they claim
you need months of practice throwing the dice before
you can be successful in a casino. The seminar seems
to be very expensive, check on google search for other
throwing seminars.
--- drefm <drefm@yahoo.com> wrote:
This is not Video Poker, but I wondered if anyone
had any experience
with the Golden Touch Blackjack seminars put on by
Henry Tamburin and
Frank Scoblete. I know both names, but I would like
opinions both
positive and negative about the seminar.If you know of a better forum to ask this question,
please let me
know. Thanks in advance!Dan in El Paso
__________________________________________________
Do You Yahoo!?
Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around
http://mail.yahoo.com