New math-based strategy regains the player's edge

LAS VEGAS, March 11 /PRNewswire/ -- Could this be the long overdue successor to the book phenomenon about winning at Blackjack that sold over 700,000 copies many years ago?  A retired chemistry professor says it is, and it is a validated Blackjack strategy based on an entirely new scientific study of the game.

"What worked decades ago, doesn't work any more," says Dr. Kevin Whitburn.  After years of tedious R & D, he has recently released the next generation of advantaged Blackjack, capable of beating the casinos at their own game.  He calls it The MOST Strategy.  

He adds, "What's so different about my approach is its focus.  It's not about counting cards anymore…it's about playing in a very methodical way that allows you to know when to leave the table with a statistical advantage.  It's all upside, and done without any deception at all."

He explains that his 1% to 6% player's edge comes from an imbalance in the game's rules-of-play.  "The player and dealer have different playing styles," he points out.  "This imbalance creates an exploitable opportunity, one where the tactical exits from the table build the winnings."

Instead of counting cards, Dr. Whitburn says you count the chips in front of you.  "The precise way your bankroll varies carries a message, if you set up your play in the right way.  When you're in harmony with that variability, you know when it's time to go."  He adds that it's only time to leave that table for a short while.  You can resume play at any other table, anytime, anywhere.  

When pressed on whether his system actually works in the real world of casino play, he hedges; "To demonstrate a clear winner in the untidy realm of games-of-chance is tougher than you might think.  In extended casino play, how do you reliably separate out the underlying win-signal from the random luck it's buried in?  Done properly, it takes a monumental amount of play."  

Instead, the professor claims to have something better.  "Because MOST is math based, the math can actually cross-check itself."  He assures us it all checks out.  

"You can check it for yourself, if you want to...it's all in my e-book at www.MOSTStrategy.com," he invites us, adding "you don't need to 'get' any of the math to successfully use its payoff, MOST's ready-to-go game plan."  

SOURCE MOSTStrategy.com

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