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Message: [QUOTE="Tero, post: 7197708, member: 415793"] Even though these videos were made into bite sized chunks going through them started to feel like a chore. Listening a season or two in a row soon sounded like Charlie Brown's teacher to my ears. Now I have learned - and soon will forget :D - more about blackjack than I ever even wanted to. The claim in the first video is a tall order ...from novice to card counter in eight seasons. Well, I settle for learning the table etiquette. But the thing that irritated me the most is that I couldn't figure out who this guy reminds me of? If you concentrate just to his voice, the melody of it, doesn't it (at times) sound like George Clooney ??? [B]What I disliked in the series...[/B] The whole 4th season kinda threw me off with all those unnecessary side bet variations. And as said, most of them give a nice edge to the house. And did you listen the background music in season 6? It's annoyingly restless, and S7 is not much better. [B]And now the positives...[/B] Season 2 lesson 7 gives out an interesting piece of information. The strategy charts. They exist and even more surprising is that many casinos allow them during play. So we are tinkering with similarities to GTO except we don't need to deviate because of our opponent. [MEDIA=youtube]Sl1bYXOWp-0[/MEDIA] Season 3 lesson 3 (yes, there is an error in their video thumbnail) offers basic bankroll management tips which is a must in this kind of game. They seem to differ from poker's bankroll management a bit so it was good to know how things are different. And yes, I had to google what the heck is Wagyu o_O [MEDIA=youtube]Te_XXtHegqM[/MEDIA] The whole season 8 felt like a quick start guide but if I had to pick (and I do ;)) I'm selecting lesson 6 cause it offers the simplest rule to remember - [I]If you fail to plan, you plan to fail[/I]. Which of course is true in other areas of life as well. [MEDIA=youtube]6OLSaCZg1v8[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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