Times Best Seller list. Uston wrote several more books about video games and home computers during the 1980s. He also licensed his name to Coleco for the ColecoVision game, Ken Uston's Blackjack/Poker. In 1983, Screenplay published software titled for the Apple II series, Atari 8-bit family, Commodore 64, and IBM PC to assist in the learning and practice of Uston's relatively complex, yet highly accurate card-counting techniques. He was also credited with the idea for the 1984 game Puzzle Panic. Death On the morning of September 19, 1987, Ken Uston, age 52, was found dead in his rented apartment in Paris. The cause of death was listed as heart failure. Bibliography Blackjack The Big Player, 1977 () One Third of a Shoe Million Dollar Blackjack, 1981, Carol Publishing Group. () Ken Uston on Blackjack () Video games Mastering Pac-Man, 1981 () Ken Uston's Guide to Buying and Beating the Home Video Games, 1982 () Ken Uston's Home Video '83, 1982 () Score! Beating the Top 16 Video Games, 1982 () Computers Ken Uston's Guide to Home Computers, 1983 () Ken Uston's Illustrated Guide to the Adam, 1984 () Ken Uston's Illustrated Guide to the Apple IIe, 1984 () Ken Uston's Illustrated Guide to the Commodore 64, 1984 () Ken Uston's Illustrated Guide to the Compaq, 1984 () Ken Uston's Illustrated Guide to the IBM PC, 1984 () Ken Uston's Illustrated Guide to the Kaypro, 1984 () Ken Uston's Illustrated Guide to the Macintosh, 1984 () Ken Uston's Illustrated Guide to Today's Most Popular Computers, 1984 () Ken Uston's Illustrated Guide to the IBM PCjr, 1985 () Notes External links Uston Blackjack counts and systems Ken Uston biopic Lucky Blackjack feature Blackjack Forum interview with Uston teammate Darryl Purpose Poker News Bio by acquaintance, Al Moe – 26 April 2005 Ken Uston: Blackjack Champ Biography and Photo 1935 births 1987 deaths Harvard Business School alumni American blackjack players American gambling writers American people of Austrian descent American people of Japanese descent 20th-century American non-fiction writers 20th-century American male writers American male non-fiction writers