Title: Mostly a rehash of existing material done better elsewhere
Product review: This book has little to offer in terms of practical advice, and nothing to add to the theory of blackjack. The count systems outlined in the book are both more awkward to use and less powerful than other commercially available systems in their class. For new players this book is emphatically not a good starting point. Experienced players won't learn anything new.If you have read another blackjack book, about 85% of the content will be familiar to you. The rest is either just filler, or theoretical curiousity.My edition has some awful typos which would really cost you money if you didn't spot them. I think these were corrected later, but it does give you an indication of how sloppily this book was put together, especially when compared with the thorough editing that went into blackjack classics like "Professional Blackjack" and "Blackjack Attack".
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