Video Course of BlackJack for people who want to learn BlackJack

[jcojci]

There is good news for people who want to learn about BlackJack. Quoted from GamblingInsider.com on this article, OnlineGambling.com provides eight seasons of video courses to help novice players to become "experts" in the game of BlackJack. This course is provided free of charge and can be watched online for those who want to dive into Mathieu Blake's BlackJack game. The BlackJack players may know who Mathieu Blake is known as Mr. BlackJack. He will guide players from beginners to experts in his videos.

Do you often watch videos like this to improve your skills in playing BlackJack or other card games? Or do you feel so confident in your abilities that you don't need such video courses?

Here is the link to the video course https://www.onlinegambling.com/blackjack/academy/course-plan/

Maybe there are many videos like the video above that we can watch to become a pro in BlackJack.

[Naficopa]

Here is the link to the video course https://www.onlinegambling.com/blackjack/academy/course-plan/

Thanks for this video. I really enjoy playing Black Jack, but never learned it from a "pro" or an expert. I will definitely watch it with interest.

Do you often watch videos like this to improve your skills in playing BlackJack or other card games? Or do you feel so confident in your abilities that you don't need such video courses?

I have never watched tutorial videos or learned to play Black Jack, other than just learning the basics. I cannot say that I am sure of my abilities because I do not know what the maximum possibility is. It always seemed to me that the black jack is mainly based on luck and just skill in counting quickly. It seems that there is still a lot ahead of me and thanks to this video I will find out how much I did not know.  

[markk1]

Blackjack is one of the most dangerous games in the casino, where you can lose everything for a few bets. There are no positive strategies, all strategies are negative.
Pay special attention, the more decks in the heel, the lower the RTP. All live Blackjacks have a large number of decks. Never play Blackjack if there is more than one deck.
There is only one way to beat - to count the cards, but again, now it is almost pointless to do it, the cards are shuffled quite often.
And remember the most important rule, never take insurance against the dealer's Ace.

[Odusko]

Recently I have seen how popular blackjack games has become with the numerous promotions and all the exciting offers being given to the community by gambling sites that offer blackjack games on their site such as blackjack fun which is popular among the members of this forum. One will find this thread interesting especially if it gives members the r8ght information needed to play blackjack.

[Fortify]

There is good news for people who want to learn about BlackJack. Quoted from GamblingInsider.com on this article, OnlineGambling.com provides eight seasons of video courses to help novice players to become "experts" in the game of BlackJack. This course is provided free of charge and can be watched online for those who want to dive into Mathieu Blake's BlackJack game. The BlackJack players may know who Mathieu Blake is known as Mr. BlackJack. He will guide players from beginners to experts in his videos.

Do you often watch videos like this to improve your skills in playing BlackJack or other card games? Or do you feel so confident in your abilities that you don't need such video courses?

Here is the link to the video course https://www.onlinegambling.com/blackjack/academy/course-plan/

Maybe there are many videos like the video above that we can watch to become a pro in BlackJack.

Thanks for sharing, it's a fairly straight forward game but it's surprising how few people will know how to maximize their odds when hitting a blackjack table in the casino. It's always worth learning the basics of these games, as you never know when it'll come in handy and maybe impress the right person. There are plenty of guides out there already, but people can learn in many different ways and sometimes you need to experiment with authors. I wonder if it delves into the realms of card counting, although that has gotten increasingly difficult with all the obstacles that casinos put in the way and the fact you're likely to get banned quickly once detected.

[YOSHIE]

I often try to play blackjack, many strategies or youtube i learn and i see, rarely can increase my chances of beating the bookie, I think that in the blackjack game, lucky opportunities are only based on a good basic understanding of cards and being able to master card calculations well, otherwise you will be defeated by the dealer.

the casino scenario with blackjack the probability comparison is much different, if you don't master the cards well and if you don't know the table rules and it will be bad, I think instincts must be strong in the game of blackjack, if you want to get results and win, Course and study, of course it's okay, but it doesn't guarantee you can get a good card.

[perla]

Thank you for sharing this it is nice that it is free course. I played BlackJack and learned the game on the spot without any knowledge about it and this would really help me including the card counting which I still don't understand up until now, I was wondering if I can card count in online casino?

[Coin_trader]

Blackjack is one of the most dangerous games in the casino, where you can lose everything for a few bets. There are no positive strategies, all strategies are negative.
Pay special attention, the more decks in the heel, the lower the RTP. All live Blackjacks have a large number of decks. Never play Blackjack if there is more than one deck.
There is only one way to beat - to count the cards, but again, now it is almost pointless to do it, the cards are shuffled quite often.
And remember the most important rule, never take insurance against the dealer's Ace.

Are you being serious on this statement of yours? If this quoted words "where you can lose everything for a few bets" is your only parameters for determining Blackjack as the most dangerous games in the Casino then all the gambling games can be consider too as the most dangerous because all games in the Casino can lose all your bankroll fr a few bets buy using all in bet feature. But yeah counting cards nowadays is almost impossible but there's already a technique to counter the new system of live blackjack. You can know this by watching some Blackjack courses in Udemy.


@OP, Nice website you got there for blackjack tutorial. Very neat and easy to understand.

[markk1]

Blackjack is one of the most dangerous games in the casino, where you can lose everything for a few bets. There are no positive strategies, all strategies are negative.
Pay special attention, the more decks in the heel, the lower the RTP. All live Blackjacks have a large number of decks. Never play Blackjack if there is more than one deck.
There is only one way to beat - to count the cards, but again, now it is almost pointless to do it, the cards are shuffled quite often.
And remember the most important rule, never take insurance against the dealer's Ace.

Are you being serious on this statement of yours? If this quoted words "where you can lose everything for a few bets" is your only parameters for determining Blackjack as the most dangerous games in the Casino then all the gambling games can be consider too as the most dangerous because all games in the Casino can lose all your bankroll fr a few bets buy using all in bet feature. But yeah counting cards nowadays is almost impossible but there's already a technique to counter the new system of live blackjack. You can know this by watching some Blackjack courses in Udemy.


@OP, Nice website you got there for blackjack tutorial. Very neat and easy to understand.

I take my statement very seriously. I have extensive experience playing both offline and online. Played Blackjack before Bitcoin even existed.
If you close all the boxes and the maximum bet per box is 50 dollars, you can lose 1k dollars in one game. True, there are wins, but as a rule, everything merges into zero.

I see you are promoting Blackjack, then I can close the dispute with you, everything is obvious here.

[robelneo]

There is good news for people who want to learn about BlackJack. Quoted from GamblingInsider.com on this article, OnlineGambling.com provides eight seasons of video courses to help novice players to become "experts" in the game of BlackJack. This course is provided free of charge and can be watched online for those who want to dive into Mathieu Blake's BlackJack game. The BlackJack players may know who Mathieu Blake is known as Mr. BlackJack. He will guide players from beginners to experts in his videos.

Do you often watch videos like this to improve your skills in playing BlackJack or other card games? Or do you feel so confident in your abilities that you don't need such video courses?

Here is the link to the video course https://www.onlinegambling.com/blackjack/academy/course-plan/

Maybe there are many videos like the video above that we can watch to become a pro in BlackJack.

I've bookmarked this course, not a blackjack fan but who knows with this course I might become a fan of Blackjack we have a casino dedicated to blackjack and many casinos have blackjack, the course is coming from one respected expert, and surprised that it's free so why not treat yourself with this course thanks for posting this.

[seoincorporation]

If we want to play BlackJack like a boss the right way is by using a Cheat Sheet, if we google them there are a lot of them that tell us how to play each hand. I will leave one of them here as an example.

We only need to know how many decks are we playing with, and with that, we can search for the right cheat sheet.

[crzy]

This game is really challenging, it needs a lot of effort to understand the game and seriously, I’m still not good on this game. This can be a big help to me OP and to others as well who wants to learn and master playing Blackjack. This is indeed a crazy game, your critical thinking is important here before placing a bet will start to read and watch the link in OP, this will take a lot of time for sure.

[bittraffic]

Video course for Blackjack. Sounds like a career path.

I dont mind watching tutorials for blackjack. I have watched many tuts before although Blackjack is actually an easy game to play. Teens learn this game by just watching grown ups play in the backyard casino. I myself didnt even have someone teaching me, I just watch and learn from how they chat while playing. This is not just a game of luck so its the strategy that needs learning.

[rhomelmabini]

Do you often watch videos like this to improve your skills in playing BlackJack or other card games? Or do you feel so confident in your abilities that you don't need such video courses?

No, this is my first time or I did watch it on other occasion but can't remember clearly but I think this one is a premium tutorial since it's from the expert himself. I think I played Blackjack before but can't remember the rules either so this  might a refresher course for me to learn it back again, even the basic of it is enough, becoming a pro is not on my list. I am not that confident that I knew it, I'll watch it.

[OgNasty]

Here is the link to the video course https://www.onlinegambling.com/blackjack/academy/course-plan/

That's quite a course.  I was expecting some low budget youtube video but this site is great.  It looks super high quality and professional.  I didn't watch all the videos but I'm assuming form the professionalism in it's presentation that the production and content quality are also on par.  Thanks for sharing.  While BlackJack isn't my game of choice (I had a bad experience with a questionable dealer at an Indian casino once a long time ago) it's always good to have knowledge in case a game breaks out at a party or you find yourself at some sort of gambling night work function. 

[mak013]

It is really nice site! Easy to understand about strategy. I don`t need any tutorial from the beginning but here there is enough information that is interesting for me. And it is not only about BlackJack - there are information about everything connected with gambling. One problem - the site is slow enough but the information costs time.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Here is the link to the video course https://www.onlinegambling.com/blackjack/academy/course-plan/

I just watched some parts of the video and like everyone else, I must say that the tutors or those behind this really took their time to come out with such an outstanding quality product, and the best part is the fact that this video tutorial is for free, I mean this is exactly the same kind of tutorial videos I pay heavily for on udemy.
Though am not really a fan of blackjack(can't even remember when last I tried playing this game),  but am still gonna take my time to watch and learn all about the game from this tutorial, one never can tell when or where the knowledge of it will be needed or required in the future, so it's good I bag the knowledge of it now I found the opportunity to learn it for free.

[Cryptock]

I haven't played Black Jack very much so far, but it looks like after watching this video that can change a lot.
I've only seen a few fragments so far, because I can see that I will need a quieter moment to watch to concentrate more, but I must admit that I have never seen such a professional and with such a high quality tutorial about gambling.
Black Jack begins to reveal a completely new face to me
Thanks for sharing this video!

[Slow death]

Do you often watch videos like this to improve your skills in playing BlackJack or other card games?

I'm not someone who knows how to play blackjack so watching videos to arrest is something I need to do, in the past I even tried to watch some videos and played some games to practice but then I ended up giving up and was just in sports betting and dice and some other gambling lthat involves luck

Or do you feel so confident in your abilities that you don't need such video courses?

 

I'm even afraid of playing blackjack because I don't know how to play

[ryzaadit]

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This is not cheat sheet.

This is just a basic simple strategy for playing blackjack according by how many decks casino is using. Card counting is how to beat BJ, for this is only basic play for all-people so they are not messed around with other players.

Since all-people are mostly playing with other players. At least you must know this basic strats, so not gonna broke the deck and make other people lose. I meet some shit people who don't know this basic strats and make me lose, example he split 10 while you should stand unless you are card counting and expert. Guess what, because of his split the dealer hitting 21.