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According to the Wikipedia blackjack is described as :

This game is not just Luck but its also focused on skills as well therefore more amateur gamblers find it hard to play these games without prior experience in it. It's always good to learn the old fashioned way or to go on YouTube as well, but recently according to an article published on gamblinginsider, the OnlineGambling is providing a free course for amateur players regarding black jack.
It would be over 70 episodes and around 2 hour insight as well. It would comprise of not just basic gameplay but also complex strategic moves as well. They are calling it the BlackJack Academy.
I think this would be extremely helpful for anyone who wants to learn blackjack or to improve their skills as well.
Source:  https://www.gamblinginsider.com/news/15879/onlinegambling-launches-free-blackjack-academy-online-video-series (https://www.gamblinginsider.com/news/15879/onlinegambling-launches-free-blackjack-academy-online-video-series)
At the same time if you are finding a good platform to play blackjack, I would recommend you to try https://blackjack.fun/ (https://blackjack.fun/)as well.
Other than that it's a great initiative since players would be able to :
1. Improve
2. Make better decisions
3. Play competitively and win more !!
4. Gain more confidence

What do you think about this initiative??
Are you going to sign up ??

Interesting initiative though. I would like to sign up for the course but on the side note. That is more of the mind game some gamblers are born with it. Will signing up for the course will be beneficial for the new players- if yes I would like to learn it. This is so attractive and brings money as well

Onlinegambling.com is setting the pace. This should be a lively and interesting way to get a back ground knowledge about black jack so that the gambling aspect could reduce
by having an understanding about how what each card represent and how to play them and also increase chances of winning. Personally all I see is cards arranged but how to use them is what keeps me far from it. The academy could launch me into another interesting casino option

That's a lot of episodes to be watched.

For someone who wants to learn about it and has a lot of time then that's totally fine to get into it. But if you're a busy person then you can get back on that course again and again since it's just for free.

There could be a lot of people that won't agree to this course and will see that it's something bad because it's encouraging people to gamble.

Learning always takes time and the process is really long but once you finished this there’s a higher chance that you can be more good playing Blackjack. If you’re into this game then I guess its worth to try though this is not to encourage everyone, they are just explaining things about blackjack and doesn’t force anyone to watch it or ready everything there, this is still your choice to do so.

This kind of endeavor really needs time and should we say, passion for this game.
Because without it, you won't go anywhere or progress on this game.
It may encourage people to gamble but that's not the problem of the site anymore.
It is up to you, as a user, if you are up to this game or not. They are just giving resources on how you can improve your game.
This needs a lot of time if you do really want to improve your skills and learn good tips how to increase your chance of winning.
At the end of the day, you are the one managing your time as well as your finances.

I also find it interesting and worth learning. As long as its free, i'll probably going to sign up too. This will bring more knowledge and initiatives not only for amateur gamblers, but even to professional gamblers as well as they become even more competitive. I've known blackjack casino and its definitely one of those casinos that are paying well.

Well, this is an interesting initiative! I confess I was curious!!
I think this is very valid if any player is interested in acquiring knowledge in this area of gambling.

ps: I researched the course summary and couldn't find any information or relevant data about the course content

An initiative that isn't necessary, because gambling is for fun. When it is associated with the learning, it becomes a profession. Giving a visual content to make gamblers know how to play is different from giving a course on a specific game. Some might find it a needed one, but in my view it is unwanted.

Does the course assure of a win and profit out of the game once after the completion of the course. No, it won't. If it assure of wins, then it is fair to have such courses.

The course is actually really worth it but when I bet at a physical casino table with other people or the bookie, it's different to online casino if it's about Blackjack. Learning to gamble is not something difficult, it's just that there is pressure in any kind of gambling including this, which will make us gamblers often unable to control that.
The platform you recommend is the best blackjack gambling website in my opinion, users can play for free and can play tournaments also free.
Anyway whatever the strategy if not lucky it's hard.

It's not totally 'unnecessary' but rather just a simple idea that made happen. Yes, gambling is indeed for fun, but 'fun' is just a perk on those who enjoy playing it. Learning about it more WHILE enjoying it does not just make it a 'profession', but rather a fun game with a serious strategical analogy and movements. Also, 'giving visual content' is how courses are being taught, hence could never be different, unless such visual wouldn't contain information and just pure images with no explanations to be followed. Lastly, maybe not everyone wants such course, but some will - especially those who knows how enjoyable gambling (especially blackjack) could be.

On the other hand, Courses, in any aspect of gambling or in real life, never assures something out of it. Imagine taking a Programming course, the professor or the administration that offers/endorses that course NEVER assures that you will be a better programmer, YOU MAKE YOURSELF ONE. Hence in this case, this program is just a plain course to teach strategies and ideas in Blackjack gambling, and never assures you can use such course to be rich.

It is nice to see free blackjack lessons for those who want to develop their skills, but it is not safe because gambling is very risky. I don't think watching the videos will make us win all the games so no registration. It is better to learn useful things

There are people that would definitely be interested in the course but i'll pass up the opportunity since I rarely play Blackjack.

I agree, instead of pushing the idea away, it's always not a bad idea to help other gamblers and teach strategies that can be used for blackjack. Even though it won't bring a lot of people any profit, it'll probably help a lot of people quickly make better decisions because in live blackjack you can still make some little mistakes that could cost you and other players the round.

Nah, I am just a casual gambler so I don't want to get into it too much about the technical knowledge but it will give insights about the amateurs who wants to become a professional or atleast hard-core gambler and trying to make money out of it but remember they are teaching about the game so its basically about how the game works not really about how to win all the time, correct me if I am wrong.

Sounds nice, I will give this course a try, thank you for posting it here. Nothing wrong with taking advantage of free things and 70 episodes is a definitely a lot. BlackJack is one of my favourite casino games, I have been playing it for more than 10 years now. The first time I heard about BlackJack was back in highschool from my math teacher. He wanted to show us some statistics example so we played one day BlackJack in class and had to do some presentations on different strategies. It's always great to hear from others about their experiences in gambling and what helped them to become professional. Same goes for more advanced strategies in BlackJack, there are a lot of different approaches to the game and listening to others can open our eyes to maybe change our own strategy. In the end it is all about improving our decision making at the table.

While this is great for Blackjack I think the better would be to offer courses also for example Texas Holdem which is a game that if you are patient enough it is completely based on skill and not at all in luck (for example when 2 aces are down and you have two in hands that is the only time you go all in).I think there would be much more to learn in Texas Holdem that it can be learned in Blackjack.I think that there should be already some courses for Poker in general but if one course is made specifically by a gambling company and not an individual that should be better.

this applies if you really wanted to exceed in gambling , meaning if you want to live only by Black Jack gaming , then you'll needed those improvements as this will dictate your future not only in gambling but also in your Whole living .
Nope certainly i will not signing Up because this will only proves me to be likely gamble all my life things that i don't wanna look forward so maybe in the other side of the opportunity but not in this moment .

I like the idea of a gambling tutorial but it would seem to me that its mostly pertaining to beginner level stuff. Also I am not all that sure about how much courses for gambling will hell, especially in the probability-driven world of gambling. I mean, it all comes down to luck, doesnt it? In the end, probability will always be shifted towards the gambling casino, not the gamblers themselves.

Although some games do require skill, like Poker. Although I am not sure as how much better you can get at poker face.

Stupid question, but what can this course give, if gambling is about luck and knowing rules of the game. Wont it be like demo account on Forex, when you trade as a king, but as soon as you trade with real money, you often lose. Wont it turn like during course we win, but the real goal is to attract deposits on blackjack.fun ?

I am not a frequent gambler, but blackjack is about getting 21 with cards, know how to add simple numbers and making risk decisions when you have 13-16 on the table :D Simple math I have learned from school, but luck is something can not be trained.

I may skip on this as I am not interested in making gambling as profiting area when i can feed my family lol.

I have a decent Job , I know little in trading , I have some funds on Hold and also I have funds in banks.

I don't think this will be necessary for me to learn and understand instead i will let my Luck dictates what is my gambling activities will end each time.

But thank you for the share mate, it is helpful for those regular  and addicted gamblers.

Perhaps I'll sign up if this is exclusively for card games where I suck big time, and also if the course is comprehensive and pretty much direct to the point and no added fillers are in the course. Just useful info after useful info and then I may consider signing up. But on my experiences though, these courses mostly dwell on stories of how one man changed his life because of gambling and good 'decisions,' so I'm not exactly sure how to feel about this particular course.

Do we need to signup in the course? I think we can watch the course without signing up. This is really good course and its free but I am not just sure if this would be useful to provably fair games I think only in real casino and online casino.

I might not sign up but it made me really curious. I have played blackjack many times before, both with and without bets, and I thought that the game is really easy to play. For me blackjack is really more of a luck-based game than a skill-based one. But I am wondering what is there to learn more about the game considering that the free course is made up of more than 70 episodes for a total of 2 hours. There must be a lot of things in blackjack that I don't know.

This is a good idea to try it to blackjack.fun where I can find the syllabus or the things they are going to discuss in their course? I think it would be more useful to place bet in live casino which is also available in blackjack.fun I usually losing in blackjack and lets us see if I can improve at least in bankroll management after watching the free course.

ya.ya.yo!

Learning the advanced lesson in game means more engagement into gambling. This is somehow beneficial for those people who have self control over their gambling habits. However, you won't get to master the course If you're casually gambling either. Winning is always addictive.

I personally would like to learn from this course, but I thought it wouldn't help me much because I either dont have time for the course or don't have enough time to master and apply it on the game. Consistency makes the course worth it, If you're gambling casually then It doesn't going to make any noticeable impact on how you play the game.

I have never played BlackJack and I don't plan to play BlackJack anytime soon.I've always been more interested into poker and I wish that more crypto casinos could publish their own online poker courses for free.
Having online poker/blackjack courses available for free is a great marketing approach that will attract many newbie players.At the end of the day,attracting newbie players might be a better strategy for a casino,rather than trying to attract all the hardcore gamblers.

Yes.

You learn not for nothing but you're learning to have something new which you can use playing specifically for blackjack. Those lovers of this game can take this for additional info since it's just for free. We do like things if they're cost-free.

There will always be a bad view that people can see when it comes to this because they see the bad side of gambling. And then, if it's about those who will benefit from it, they'll appreciate it.

Yeah ofcourse not it does not mean that you should take this game as the only source of income. You have to understand that you can make wiser decisions in gambling. Especially in the games which does not only revolve around luck. These games might serve as a barrier between loosing and playing competitively and winning. They are all meant for fun but card games are sometimes important for other public matters as well, its not just gambling where you might be playing blackjack.

Learning new skills is always time consuming and does pose a challenge therefore I do think getting a free course won't really hamper your time, but ofcourse the amount of time and commitment that it does need is a bit extra and only serious people would be able to learn from the beginning to the ending.

If you're actively playing Blackjack and you have an account on Blackjack.fun then this course is for you, Blackjack is becoming a very popular form of gambling and we have seen one casino dedicated to blackjack with ongoing promotion right now this course which is free is a good chance for you to learn Blackjack and you will not have problems finding a good casino to play, we have a lot of good casinos with blackjack games.

It's a long process of learning but if you're eager to learn more then you would allocate enough time for it. If you're a very busy person then try to allocate a single day to focus on it. It's just a matter of proper time management. It's a good thing that they're offering this kind of service for everyone. It may be time-consuming but acquiring knowledge will always be all worth it.

It's good to have this kind of movement that can help the new gamblers as well as the existing gamblers. After all, not everyone is cut to master gambling quickly. The duration of learning all the knowledge and skills needed would definitely not only take an overnight, but the outcome would be worth it once it would be executed and done.

This initiative will benefit the gamblers who would sign up. Although I suppose those people would definitely have time available for them to spare because no matter how short the course would be, it would still take time. Probably for those who want to sign up that barely have a time to spare should do proper time management because this will still be useful if they plan to gamble most of the time.

I've read about Blackjack game courses, maybe I've also read the strategies presented by OnlineGambling, I don't know where else to source.

I admit that the Blackjack game can be said to be a fairly simple game compared to other gambling games, slots, soccer betting, etc. For that I often see several strategies used by expert Blackjack players, but that's for them, even though we always take the course if the cards are A and 10/J/Q/K, we don't control, the results are still nil, luck, strategy and chance in the Blackjack game are not the main thing, mastering cards in my opinion are the right steps and strategies to win the Blackjack game, actually there are many ways to win Blackjack.

I somehow agree with you that it is relatively time consuming about learning the basics and fundamentals of blackjack. I mean, if you have the time to go and listen to all the courses, then it would definitely be beneficial to you in the long-run especially if you plan on playing blacjack as your main gambling game. But if you are someone who wants to enjoy a quick game or some random card games, then listening the whole course would be a drag.

Again, this falls on your personal preference. The fact that an online gambling course was given and provided for free is truly a privilege and a blessing at the same time. While this may be the case, I advise people to actually go and watch it for better understanding of the game.

Any initiative to educate people for free is a good thing. I didn't listen to this course and unfortunately I can't evaluate its usefulness, but a lot of what I learned from the Internet about poker helps me in the game.

It would be great if someone recorded a course on how to increase their luck in gambling as I'm not so good at it.  ;D

A very strange initiative. What can be taught to people for such a long time? For each version of the game (depending on the number of shuffled decks of cards) there is a number upon reaching which you must stop taking additional cards. You don't need to know anything more. Maybe they teach to count the cards that came out and calculate the odds? I strongly doubt that for an ordinary player this is a feasible task.

Likewise I am not a regular gamblor but I don't have a decent job - It is good for those who don't have decent job and looking fwd to make their ends meet. Or they are looking fwd for a side hustle. Many people are struggling financially these days. So good initiative for those who can invest their time and energy for some productive thing. But be very vigilant while putting your money on stake.

Soccer and other sports betting can be complicated for the newbies but between blackjack and slots I think it was the slots that are much simpler because you only need to push the spin button and watch the screen if you hit something but on blackjack you will need to decide if you will hit or stand.

There are also called insurances on blackjack. It can be confusing sometimes if what we will choose but what do you mean by mastering cards? how can we master cards when the deck is being shuffled at all times? or you mean we need to watch each of the cards that are already given? and that can give us an idea if what cards are not given yet or to be given next?

not all side activities are productive. remember, this is still gambling. so you are also playing with your luck. even if we say, you learn some tips or tricks playing blackjack. but at the end of the day, you are relying your possible income from luck-based game, which is not sustainable in my opinion. so i guess, if someone is indeed in the tight budget, better look for worthwhile activities that can truly give you possible earnings and not because you are relying from your luck.

Not all people would really be that willing on spending their hard earned money on some ways specially on  gambling.Some are really that good on controlling theirselves which i could say that it is a must.

If you do fail in doing so then you would most likely ending up on making bad decisions or actions which might result into loss of money.For gambling course offered then its not bad to get engaged for the

sake of some emotion control and be aware of particular things in connected with gambling but we know that not all are really that good on having control in terms of emotions and being impulsive
towards gambling addiction problem.

The card game sabacc in star wars also derives from blackjack.

https://www.starwars.com/databank/sabacc

The math, probability and strategy behind card games can be interesting and deep. If online gambling amassed a good course on the topic, it definitely would be compelling material. The foundational fundamentals of it could also be applied to investment and trading of assets.

The book "Beat The Dealer" by Ed Thorp focuses primarily on blackjack math and strategy and is known as a very recommended piece of content for aspiring wallstreet investors and traders.

a thread regarding it was posted a few days ago and the OP of that thread also shared the link to the blackjack gambling course.

you can check the thread I am talking about here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5392847.0

the whole course teaches you the basics of blackjack, basic strategy, bankroll management etc... and yes card counting(but I don't expect people to suddenly be able to do card counting after watching the video). if you ask me the course is pretty useful, especially for beginners. they have 8 seasons of these courses with 4 videos per season.

If its a free course then this could be a great one, teaching gamblers about strategies could be a big game changer in gambling though we know this is still gambling and a game of luck, there’s still a chance to make money once you make yourself familiar with the game. Card games are not easy to understand, if you are new to Blackjack then this course is a big help for you, just spend some time learning this game.

If they can make you a better gambler and have a chance to win and at the same time be confident why not, there are already good resources on Youtube and Google I don't know what makes these courses better but since it's free it's better to take it and do comparison, there are in fact a lot of paid courses about gambling and if you can achieve the 4 mentioned in your post with these free courses it's worth the time then.

There must already be a lot of free resources about how to improve your game of blackjack not only in Youtube but also elsewhere, but I think we need to choose the ones who have already been considered highly recommended by great blackjack players themselves. We also need to know who made the free courses. Are they great blackjack players themselves? Have they already made a name in the game? There is no other way to test the effectivity of these courses than the ones who made them themselves. If those who made them are mediocre blackjack players, then their courses must not be effective.

This is great Start to make new players familiar with the gambling and how to enter this field with taking notes of all the factors.You can have idea of how to place bets but winning more is not guaranteed because you also needs to be lucky in these luck based games to have win on your end.But overall this course will help players in boosting up the gameplay and build up strategies with some practical experience beforehand.

This act only wanted one thing that they are seeking for many more to be get into gambling and make their businesses increase in profit ,because no matter what is the intention seems to be? yet it is still how they wanted players to get involved more by trying those strategy and courses they provided .
in the end ? it is a gamblers loss and not the company and businesses lol.

Learn at your own risk , but for me? be contented in our ways of gambling with level of losing than learning more to be dependent more.

Well for me it's kind of two sides of a story where it depends on how a reader would appreciate the OP's initiative. I mean, I will going to agree with you mate that for some of us may take it as a way to attract more gamblers and make the gambling business bloom, however, for some other gamblers they may take it as a chance to learn more about gambling. Well I believe that some of us are not just gambling for fun or to entertain but they are here for other reason like earning which of course I'm not really sure.

Yes, this is a good and interesting initiative and shows the development of a fast growing gambling business and taking initiatives that can help before getting involved both for beginners and for those who have been gambling for a long time to improve.
and as long as it's free, I thought it wouldn't hurt to give it a try so you don't get curious and see if it helps you or not.

I agree. While free course could be beneficial to the existing and new players, luck and odds still play a large factor in winning. Because after all, these kind of games is luck-based as well. It does not only revolves around strategies and techniques, but also on your luck in winning such chances. If you will just base on strategy, it will still not guarantee you a win. Hence, having both will get you somewhere.

Nonetheless, this initiative is good for the community. Those who have time to spare could sign up and those who are interested.

Thanks for promoting Blackjack.fun together with these courses, people should take this opportunity, we seldom see good courses for free, and coming from one reputable gambling review site, blackjack is now gaining a lot of players and we have seen that on Blackjack.fun who dedicated their casino on promoting blackjack in the gambling community.

I just have one thought with this, damn that's a lot of episodes. I know blackjack can be complicated if you go to the nitty-gritty of things but I never expected it to last that long, especially if each episode was as the article has said, 2 hours long. I just hope it doesn't go in the direction of discussing even the history, like I get it I know it's pretty important but not really in the context of teaching how to gamble and play blackjack imo. I'd actually enjoy financial management when gambling as part of the course imo. Basic skill for gambling but can be quite deadly (to your wallet) if not done properly.

You don't need a decent job but any job can do better when compare to gambling because it is hard to win against the house. A gambling course looks too serious and it can be helpful if you are applying for a professional gambling, the one where you play on the tournaments and you can get sponsorship and other good stuffs but it will be too much if your just a regular gambler.

If you have the time and energy, it would be better to invest on other things where you can surely make money or for the activities that are less riskier than in gambling, trading for example. I think you can benefit more if you will get courses in trading.

Two days before this, someone created this topic: Video Course of BlackJack for people who want to learn BlackJack -
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5392847.0 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5392847.0)

Very similar threads or maybe not!! Anyway, I agree with you, blackjack is simple math, at 13-16 you have to decide on another card or hold, and that can be a happy or unlucky decision! In my opinion, blackjack is not a skill-based game, maybe if someone is sure that there are only one or two decks in the game, so someone can count cards, but with multiple decks, it's impossible, literally any card can come at any time! So I don't see the need for any special skill for playing blackjack! Like in all other lucky-based games some strategies can work for some time and if someone is not greedy!

Well, there's nothing long if you're eager and wanting to learn about it.

These lessons are going to benefit that person who would finish all of those episodes and it's an specific game that someone has to learn of and I'm sure that when people hears it for free.

They'll rush on it in no time to check and gain knowledge that they should have on it.

Ok, I get it. I have no doubt that the course is good for beginners, but such dubious and complex things like counting cards confuse me. This is a specific skill (plus it needs to be adjusted to the current conditions - the number of decks in the game, the frequency of shuffling, etc.). Probably this was introduced there to increase the timing of course  ;)

Real experience is the key.

Familiarizing everything might take for sometime or effort but with some ideas and things provided then it would fasten up the process.Yes, this is good for beginners and card counting which i
do see for it to the hardest thing to get used into it.

I agree.

Still having the experience is the one that shall give the best knowledge. But for beginners that haven't played the game, this is the guide that they can use while playing.

Not everything will be learned on this free course but at least, the new ones have the foundation and there's a direction of what they must do and what this course is going to teach them.

Card counting can be practiced with or without experience. You can practice it even if you are just watching other players play or be constantly taught by professionals on to do it. I treat it to be as similar as having a Game Sense in any FPS or strategical games whereas you basically expects possibilities based on either your experience or how the current game is happening. Having a great card counting is having a great advantage towards your game -- the same as what you can get out of having a great game sense.


They are similar but I think this post fits and contains more 'discussion' than the first poster. But i somehow disagree with 'blackjack is not a skill-based game', as all games where strategies can be applied requires skills in basics of math (probabilities to be exact). You probably thought that 'skills' are the same as god-given talents. Skills can be made from scratch and be enhanced. And blackjack is a card-game, which as you said requires simple math, and will always require skills in strategies.

^ I never thought that there is a casino like this that has a lot of videos you are watching a series of movies it has a lot of episodes, how could you watch them all if you do not spend time. It is good to know that there is a casino that focuses to teach blackjack and no doubt why the company chose the name blackjack instead of other names. This will be triggered other gamblers to visit your site probably, we know that most gambler want to will play in a games that the chances of winning is possible that play on based on luck games.

They've really spent time and money on this, what such effort from onlinegambling.com. I guess other casinos do have this but in a shorter form and they're not recognized because they're just displayed at their casino. But I think this is actually a good thing in return so that those blackjack gamers who are aspiring to be one of the best, can start with this.
And then after this, they'll go to test out if what they've learned from it is effective. I guess they should give them free credits after completing all episodes for the test.

If that person really wants to learn to play BlackJack properly, he will use his time watching the video until it runs out and try to play BlackJack on a gambling site. We will never know how the outcome of watching the video will be because it will depend on each person understanding of all the lessons in the video. Maybe we need to learn more about BlackJack besides learning from the video and don't forget the experience factor can also give us the insight to improve our skills in playing BlackJack.

Perhaps, the intention is not to increase their chances of winning, the purpose of such a course is to provide them an idea and information on how this is played especially for beginners. This kind of idea gives a reason why players will never blame the site and think about manipulation. I see this becoming useful to the gambling community as in this way, gamblers will fully understand what they do and simply just know gambling isn't just about luck, it also needs strategies and understanding of the game you've played.

Correct, I think this course is really good it is not only about blackjack but in gambling in general including the bank roll management, betting and strategies which I think should be teach to new gamblers. I see many new gamblers that doesn't care about bankroll management and just place bets with whatever amount they wanted.

Its actually good to see that even in gambling industry there's a course for everyone who wants to be a good gambler. Well for sure it will be worth it because of how easy to understand online gambling than other way of making profits such trading. And lastly the advantages of taking such course is we can apply it even not through online.  So i hope it's not expensive because it's definitely worth it to take.

I think there are lots of free courses like that on the internet but we haven't been able to find them so we felt that there are very few videos of such courses. If our intention is only to learn from the video course, we will not try to pursue profits, especially in gambling games, because gambling games can give us defeat. The video that @OP gave is free and we can learn a lot from it. But we still need other lessons from other videos because if we can learn from many sources, we can understand how to play well and have the opportunity to improve our skills.

I think this training course for gamblers will help beginners alot and those who always lose irrationally. Understanding bankroll management in gambling is very important because it helps the gambler to know the possible next decision on the gamble to take. Some gamblers play when they are suppose to take sometime to watch to know the possibility of winning.

Well, playing with your money is really very risky, and if you are losing it. And, learning it by yourself would take a while but it's worth the time. People who really want to learn about this game should take this course and I know some people do not have time to sign up and waste time on this free course. But, this is really worth it since it will enhance your knowledge, strategy, and time management skills.

Believe it or not, theory is nothing without practice with real money in gambling.
Anyone may feel that they have great knowledge and skills after learning from such course but most of the time the course give nothing once they play with real money.
For me learning the basic knowledge of the game is enough, then we can continue with practice playing the game.
First we can practice with free game, then we can continue with real game but with small bankroll, finally we can try to play with bigger stack but make sure that we should use the money we can afford to lose.

I think that this initiative is aimed primarily at expanding the audience of this game. This is a complete repetition of poker schools that were very popular at one time. I think that this is a profitable offer for both gamblers and casinos, as they get skills for free, and the casino gets new potential players. It would be interesting to see the success of someone who has fully completed these courses - have they helped him to play more profitably?

It seems to me that even with ready-made memorization algorithms, card counting is such a specific skill that not all course participants can master. Although maybe I don’t know something, and now it’s implemented more simply than before. For example, there is a value (purely hypothetical) and you need to add or subtract different numbers (the weight of the cards) to it when they leave the game. And when the value reaches a certain number, it is necessary to raise the bet. Perhaps something similar will work for a large number of people.

All factors and variables should really be consider to have that an effective card counting which i had said earlier that not everyone could able to master it out but totally not impossible though.

There are just people who couldnt able to bare out those kind of ways or being just too technical for them to get involved thats why they do just simply
ignore and find another game which they could easily deal off with.

There are so many free courses for blackjack training that you can get access to.

I don't think that it makes any sense for anyone to take a paid course (I remember this one youtuber who actively tries to sell his courses all the time). They are just going to give you the same information as the publicly available ones.

However, you have to realise that you will never get very positive EV when playing online because of low deck penetration of the rules that they play with. So unless you have access to a physical casino that doesn't back you off, you are probably better off spending your time learning something more useful.

Every initiatives which involve passing knowledge ahead are totally positive and worthful. Glad we have wide access to internet nowadays where people can learn almost anything through online videos and lessons. Besides this online course provided by OnlineGambling, enthusiasts can also learn a lot on youtube or at google.

For now I'm not going to sign up, because dedication and spare time is needed in order to absorb all the content provided and I fear I'm not in conditions of doing this at this moment. But I would like to hear reviews and feedbacks from people who are going to take part on this course.

Yes, it will still going to be dependent on the response and knowledge that has been taken by the watcher. It's the same on how we take those lessons in college and if we apply it for real.
It's good for the beginners and when you're done with the course, you're now on your own. If you want to find another course that shall cultivate you in playing blackjack, you can make another research.

The experience is different with real money versus to fake money or by using a demo play when practicing a gambling. You will feel confident if you didn't risk anything so you will notice that you can win easily but by the time you step up on the real play you will get nervous and manage to lose some.

Courses should contribute something in you like it can increase your knowledge in the game if you have no idea how is it played but you should not expect that results will now always be positive because this is still gambling. Course is not a magical tool that will give you unlimited winnings but they are only just a guide to help you how to play the game properly.

I'm not really sure how good the content is in the course but it couldn't be stressed enough that anybody who wants to take up gambling more seriously should adhere to a sound bankroll management strategy.  It could mean life or death in your 'gambling career'.  Lol.  So in every course about 'teaching you how to gamble', pay extra attention to bankroll management and the mind set stuff like 'knowing when to quit' and 'knowing when you're not playing at your best'.

Yes, a lot depends on individual preferences and experience, for example, card counting will probably be easier for chess players, programmers, accountants than, for example, cooks or potters  :D In any case, I would be interested to read about someone's personal experience with these courses.
By the way, I thought whether it is relevant in our time to learn this? It seems a little outdated (maybe I'm wrong) and is it worth spending your memory resources on such skills? Maybe from the point of view of self-development and understanding of card games, this is justified, but from a practical point of view, it is unlikely.

In our culture it is not much appreciated - I can learn to increase my knowledge and have fun for a day or two. But I can't mix my gambling money with my hard earned money to be ruined and repent later.

I hope this not a strategy to lure players to sign up to the game. Because must of the gambling sites would do promised players like this either bonus or free games but at the end, nothing comes out.
Anyhow Casino game is, luck is still needed. Although, skills and experience are mostly needed in the games. But you skills and experience will be useless if your luck didn't shine. Learning and doing are not the same things. You can learn a course very well, but if you have not practice it. You learn in vain. It is very good to learn a course online but what of the gambling aspect of the course. Because gambling and Politics are twins brothers. One can be Political scientist but can't play Politics. That is the same thing with gambling. One can study gambling but might not know how to play the games.

It can be a strategy of the OP because he puts the link of the signature that he carry which is about blackjack game but not on the two sites because I guess? As it seems they are not a gambling site but just a site about gambling. I think their only goal is to give information and this, give free courses for those who want to improve their performance in the game.

The promos and bonus that you are saying is different but those also have their own rules and if you can't fulfill those rules, you won't get anything. Before we study the course, it's important to know yourself first if this is what you really want, to become a better gambler, so that the time you spend learning won't be wasted because some will just quit eventually if they don't like the results that they see.

I have a concern – even if we learn the art – at the end of day it is a luck based game. And we still depend on luck to be successful. It’s good to have some time spent in the leaning the productive activist where the return in 100%. We can have this for fun but not a profession.

in blackjack you don't entirely depend on luck you'll have to properly play your card in order to get the best outcome. it is best to properly learn the game in order to properly play it. also, you need to realize that if card counting is not prohibited the gambler can basically predict whether the card will be high or low.

At least a video tutorial like that will help beginners learn how to play blackjack and maybe find a strategy to win the game. But even though we've learned a lot about playing blackjack, we also need to play live to gain experience against other players. The more we play blackjack and meet many players, the more experience we have and we can find a good strategy to beat the opponent.

I am very true, when I was starting out, my games were basically poker and Black Jack, but sometimes I left everything to chance in BJ, and the truth was that I was doing very badly, because I played crazy and I realized that there were hands that I could have easily won, however what I did was learn more technique and I realized that although there is a luck factor you can do a lot if there is prior knowledge, it is like trying to tip the scales in your favor when they think that there's nothing to do, I haven't perfected the card counting thing, but it's a great way to be able to keep count better.

I completely agree with you. 
one thing i believe that no player really gets rich from gambling. and this is a fact regardless of someone winning thousands of dollars, if he doesn't quit then the money will go back to the bookies. but there is no harm in trying to take the course to become new knowledge  in gambling especially blackjack especially if one wants to become a professional gambler.
again back with my words:  no one is really rich by gambling.

There is something that I have learned over the years, especially with gambling and trading respectively, the first thing is that we cannot think that we will get rich with gambling or trading overnight, people who believe that this is so, they are very wrong and I think they have to do something about it as a protection measure for themselves, another thing that I have learned is that every profit, no matter how little, is profit, it is much better to have a very small profit to a loss, there is no doubt about that, however I have learned to see both trading and gambling as a business, a business where if you get minimal profits we are doing things right, and every time we operate the ideal is that profits are obtained, not extreme, but something.

I don't understand how meeting other players would change anything. When you play at a Blackjack table you usually focus on your hands and the one of the dealer only, because unlike poker game you don't play against the other players of the table, but only against the house. If you want to play against other players you can participate to some tournaments but you won't confront them directly, you will only have to get a bigger amount of winnings than them at the end to get a better position in the standings.

I can't imagine that there is a course for gambling that Mr. Blackjack. And take note, for those who are interested, they have to go through 70 episodes, that's quite a long session. Then I seem to have a little doubt about what was said from beginner to experts. What does that mean? Does that mean that when the 70 episodes went through, one of the experts studied? and if he is an expert and the strategies he will teach, the newly expert will not experience losing in gambling and surely the student will enjoy pure profit in any casino gambling?

And don't agree or it can't be a profession, for my own view, I don't know about the other members here. I'm an online gambler here in cryptocurrency, but I don't see any angle that this is a profession. Then there is no owner who will teach the gamblers the right way to beat the house edge owner in online gambling, what is the point of doing business if you know that you will lose and you won't make any money because all gamblers on your gambling site platform will win.

I repeat, this is just my assessment or insight regarding about the article I read here

Thank you :)

For trading yes it is hard to become rich in an instant because the coins don't pump a hundred times more overnight but it can take them days or weeks max if they are only a pump and pump coin but for gambling I think it's pretty possible because we have jackpots and then those games with thousands and millions of multipliers.

What if you got lucky and hit them with a not so small bet? You are then going to go home with millions or even billions, just like that. It's not wrong to believe in the impossible but you must still stay realistic most of the times so that you will stick on your limits and won't do over spending in terms of gambling.

- Maybe for other gamblers, this gambling course will help, but for others maybe it just seems like nothing. In my own perception, if my pursuit of gambling is just entertainment, this gambling course is no longer important to me, and I also don't think it can be called a profession in my understanding. Because can a gambler be called a degree holder or professional? I'm just asking this.

And in my decision I will not sign-up there, maybe that is only for gamblers who think that this is their only hope for them to make a quick profit in a fast way. That for me gambling is really just luck.

We have different purposes for playing gambling. Some of us only want to get entertained and to seek comfort. Others see gambling as a source of income and want to excel in it and I think this gambling course would be helpful to them. It won't work well for those who only see gambling as a pastime and not a source of income. Some people want to do continuous research about gambling and these courses would be another source of knowledge for them but they need to allocate enough time for it because it's a long session of learning.

We have been taught that gambling is for entertainment and we must play within our means and it takes to luck to win in gambling but when we get across free gambling courses it opens a new perspective suddenly we become curious to check if there's a way to make money in gambling, some find it through blackjack and some through poker but like all forms of gambling it takes luck, yes there are forms of gamblings like poker where effort and years of training and can pay off to monetary rewards you need to decide if this is what you want.