Video Course of BlackJack for people who want to learn BlackJack

[Kakmakr]

Well, I do not know if any newbie will be willing to go through 8 Seasons of videos, just to learn how to play BlackJack.  It is quite intimidating for people to see that it takes 32 videos for people to learn how to play BlackJack, but fortunately it is not very long videos. 

I have to say OP, it is actually a gem of a site with a lot of very good content for some beginners. I will give you some merit for giving us this site, because it will help some to get some betters odds to play longer, even though we know... "The house always wins" 

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[Saisher]

Has anyone actually started the course? I'm rather curious how the teaching format goes since most of what I've seen from past courses like this were just basic theory and probabilities together with some advice on decision making (both in the finance side and the blackjack side).

Im not particularly interested in the course, though who knows, I may just recommend it to a friend or two down the road.

I already bookmark and watch the first episode and it’s indeed straightforward and understandable, the settings and thoughts were discussed with sample it can be easily understood. Those who really want to play can finish at one seat this videos since it’s short and can easily understand for sure we will get learnings from this and some techniques glad OP shared the link since it can easily be access free.

It's an opportunity opened to those who want to explore Blackjack and also for old players to see if they are doing it right, we have a casino that is dedicated to Blackjack they should include this to their announcement thread so they can recruit new players, I'm looking forward to checking it this weekend, there's a lot of questions about playing Blackjack is it easy to play and is it for everybody who is not good at playing cards.

[VanityWallets2015]

Has anyone actually started the course? I'm rather curious how the teaching format goes since most of what I've seen from past courses like this were just basic theory and probabilities together with some advice on decision making (both in the finance side and the blackjack side).

Im not particularly interested in the course, though who knows, I may just recommend it to a friend or two down the road.

I already bookmark and watch the first episode and it’s indeed straightforward and understandable, the settings and thoughts were discussed with sample it can be easily understood. Those who really want to play can finish at one seat this videos since it’s short and can easily understand for sure we will get learnings from this and some techniques glad OP shared the link since it can easily be access free.

It's an opportunity opened to those who want to explore Blackjack and also for old players to see if they are doing it right, we have a casino that is dedicated to Blackjack they should include this to their announcement thread so they can recruit new players, I'm looking forward to checking it this weekend, there's a lot of questions about playing Blackjack is it easy to play and is it for everybody who is not good at playing cards.

They can include it but it is like free advertising though they can have their own blogspot where they can discuss or create their own course about blakcjack, well this is just my opinion alone and I think it may not be a good idea but the idea of giving a course in the website created by the gambling site is good idea.

[cabron]

Well, I do not know if any newbie will be willing to go through 8 Seasons of videos, just to learn how to play BlackJack.  It is quite intimidating for people to see that it takes 32 videos for people to learn how to play BlackJack, but fortunately it is not very long videos. 

I have to say OP, it is actually a gem of a site with a lot of very good content for some beginners. I will give you some merit for giving us this site, because it will help some to get some betters odds to play longer, even though we know... "The house always wins" 

They can just pick which one they want to learn. I tried navigating the entire course and pick some videos that interest me. I didn't even know there is 1326 or 212 betting strategy but ye sometimes it makes users aware. They assume though that players will go to the traditional casino.

Everybody goes to youtube anymore if they want to know something, still these videos I think are still worth watching for someone knows a little only about Blackjack and wants to play.

[perla]

Well, I do not know if any newbie will be willing to go through 8 Seasons of videos, just to learn how to play BlackJack.  It is quite intimidating for people to see that it takes 32 videos for people to learn how to play BlackJack, but fortunately it is not very long videos. 

I have to say OP, it is actually a gem of a site with a lot of very good content for some beginners. I will give you some merit for giving us this site, because it will help some to get some betters odds to play longer, even though we know... "The house always wins" 

They can just pick which one they want to learn. I tried navigating the entire course and pick some videos that interest me. I didn't even know there is 1326 or 212 betting strategy but ye sometimes it makes users aware. They assume though that players will go to the traditional casino.

Everybody goes to youtube anymore if they want to know something, still these videos I think are still worth watching for someone knows a little only about Blackjack and wants to play.

That's true just because they offer a free full course does it mean that you need to watch or finish it all. If you already know some of the topics on the course, you can skip it and choose only what topics you only want to watch or to understand.

[og kush420]

That's true just because they offer a free full course does it mean that you need to watch or finish it all. If you already know some of the topics on the course, you can skip it and choose only what topics you only want to watch or to understand.

Some very good video made - and lot of info share.
I am not a gambler but I found the video very informative and professional. I go and check the videos during free time.
I hope it will be informative for the newbie.

[sunsilk]

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

I do it for anything that interests me, not just blackjack tutorials and videos but as well as other card games too.

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

Nope.

I'm not confident with my capability if the game is blackjack. I'm not an expert there but if it's the other games and I know I'm good with it, I don't think there's a need for me to watch any video course.

But it's helpful to the people like me who are not good at it and want to explore for more.

[Theones]

Has anyone actually started the course? I'm rather curious how the teaching format goes since most of what I've seen from past courses like this were just basic theory and probabilities together with some advice on decision making (both in the finance side and the blackjack side).

Im not particularly interested in the course, though who knows, I may just recommend it to a friend or two down the road.

Tried to watch the course about the strategy it's not that long actually but I learned some things I didn't learned from my actual experience from being a  gambler for me some of the courses are not that helpful since it is basic but there are some in the course that is actually helpful so I think it is pretty worth the time since it is free.

I liked this course for so many reason - one of the reasons is the videos are short and very informative and very detailed.
I am not a regular gamblor but I always wanted to learn gambling - once I learn the skill I will check which site to visit to practice for free.

[Poker Player]

Well, I've been watching some videos, and you can tell that the person explaining them knows what he's talking about. They are informative, short and clear. I have seen the one about the Martingale, thinking that he was going to recommend it and that I was going to criticize him, but he has been quite neutral, without saying clearly that it is a bad strategy, which is what I would say, he just commented on the dangers and the relation between the increasing risk for the scarce profit.

One that has caught my attention is this one:

What is EV & how does it affect your bankroll?

To me he is talking bullshit. He talks about EV applied to Blackjack just as it is applied to poker, but it cannot be applied the same as HE exists in Blackjack but not in Poker, where the house collects rake from the pots but players can make money by making EV+ moves against the other players.
There is no long-term EV+ in Blackjack and anyone who wants to prove otherwise should prove it with statistics, in the same way that winning poker players have profit graphs for millions of hands, using statistics programs such as Holdem Manager or Poker Tracker.

[wxa7115]

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?

As someone who often plays blackjack for fun and for gambling, I do think that reading and watching videos may help someone learn the basics and the foundation of the game. In addition, this may also help them better understand the dynamics and learn new techniques in order to at least mitigate the risks of betting. However, I also do think that such is unnecessary especially if you are a person who wants to gamble quickly without wasting any time.

These courses are definitely great and they help people understand better the basics of the game. If you have the extra time to watch the videos and learn the courses, then feel free to do so. But if you are someone who just wants to gamble out of sheer curiosity, luck, and/or entertainment, then it's better to skip it.

Without a doubt those that just want to get some fast entertainment are not going to be very happy about dedicating time to study a gambling game when what they want to do is to relax.

But for those that truly love blackjack this is going to be a great way to familiarize themselves with the game and the optimal way to play it, after all if you follow the basic strategy then the house edge drops considerably and you can play for longer the game that you love, which is not a small accomplishment at all.

[og kush420]

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?

As someone who often plays blackjack for fun and for gambling, I do think that reading and watching videos may help someone learn the basics and the foundation of the game. In addition, this may also help them better understand the dynamics and learn new techniques in order to at least mitigate the risks of betting. However, I also do think that such is unnecessary especially if you are a person who wants to gamble quickly without wasting any time.

These courses are definitely great and they help people understand better the basics of the game. If you have the extra time to watch the videos and learn the courses, then feel free to do so. But if you are someone who just wants to gamble out of sheer curiosity, luck, and/or entertainment, then it's better to skip it.

Without a doubt those that just want to get some fast entertainment are not going to be very happy about dedicating time to study a gambling game when what they want to do is to relax.

But for those that truly love blackjack this is going to be a great way to familiarize themselves with the game and the optimal way to play it, after all if you follow the basic strategy then the house edge drops considerably and you can play for longer the game that you love, which is not a small accomplishment at all.

This is a good video course - everyone who wants to start gambling can get an idea from these videos.
I like the way videos a made - they are short and quick and and are informative. must watch.

[CaVO32]

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?

As someone who often plays blackjack for fun and for gambling, I do think that reading and watching videos may help someone learn the basics and the foundation of the game. In addition, this may also help them better understand the dynamics and learn new techniques in order to at least mitigate the risks of betting. However, I also do think that such is unnecessary especially if you are a person who wants to gamble quickly without wasting any time.

These courses are definitely great and they help people understand better the basics of the game. If you have the extra time to watch the videos and learn the courses, then feel free to do so. But if you are someone who just wants to gamble out of sheer curiosity, luck, and/or entertainment, then it's better to skip it.

Without a doubt those that just want to get some fast entertainment are not going to be very happy about dedicating time to study a gambling game when what they want to do is to relax.

But for those that truly love blackjack this is going to be a great way to familiarize themselves with the game and the optimal way to play it, after all if you follow the basic strategy then the house edge drops considerably and you can play for longer the game that you love, which is not a small accomplishment at all.

In every activity you want to dedicate your time with, it means, you are interested with it. So if you want fun without wasting too much effort, then, this is not for you. You can always play on casino classics where you don't need to think about. But if you want a mastery of specific game like this blackjack, all the resources that are available, you will want to read and learn. It means, you can allot your time for this kind of activity and you are willing to know more than the basics of this game.

[Naficopa]

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?

As someone who often plays blackjack for fun and for gambling, I do think that reading and watching videos may help someone learn the basics and the foundation of the game. In addition, this may also help them better understand the dynamics and learn new techniques in order to at least mitigate the risks of betting. However, I also do think that such is unnecessary especially if you are a person who wants to gamble quickly without wasting any time.

These courses are definitely great and they help people understand better the basics of the game. If you have the extra time to watch the videos and learn the courses, then feel free to do so. But if you are someone who just wants to gamble out of sheer curiosity, luck, and/or entertainment, then it's better to skip it.

Without a doubt those that just want to get some fast entertainment are not going to be very happy about dedicating time to study a gambling game when what they want to do is to relax.

But for those that truly love blackjack this is going to be a great way to familiarize themselves with the game and the optimal way to play it, after all if you follow the basic strategy then the house edge drops considerably and you can play for longer the game that you love, which is not a small accomplishment at all.

In every activity you want to dedicate your time with, it means, you are interested with it. So if you want fun without wasting too much effort, then, this is not for you. You can always play on casino classics where you don't need to think about. But if you want a mastery of specific game like this blackjack, all the resources that are available, you will want to read and learn. It means, you can allot your time for this kind of activity and you are willing to know more than the basics of this game.

In each discipline or profession, the more time we spend on learning it, the better we will be. However, it must not be forgotten that gambling, including card games, is not only based on knowledge, but mainly on luck. So no matter how much time we spend to learning, there will always be the possibility of losing out to someone much worse than we. Of course, the better we are, the more we reduce the risk of such loss.

[m2017]

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?

As someone who often plays blackjack for fun and for gambling, I do think that reading and watching videos may help someone learn the basics and the foundation of the game. In addition, this may also help them better understand the dynamics and learn new techniques in order to at least mitigate the risks of betting. However, I also do think that such is unnecessary especially if you are a person who wants to gamble quickly without wasting any time.

These courses are definitely great and they help people understand better the basics of the game. If you have the extra time to watch the videos and learn the courses, then feel free to do so. But if you are someone who just wants to gamble out of sheer curiosity, luck, and/or entertainment, then it's better to skip it.

Without a doubt those that just want to get some fast entertainment are not going to be very happy about dedicating time to study a gambling game when what they want to do is to relax.

But for those that truly love blackjack this is going to be a great way to familiarize themselves with the game and the optimal way to play it, after all if you follow the basic strategy then the house edge drops considerably and you can play for longer the game that you love, which is not a small accomplishment at all.

In every activity you want to dedicate your time with, it means, you are interested with it. So if you want fun without wasting too much effort, then, this is not for you. You can always play on casino classics where you don't need to think about. But if you want a mastery of specific game like this blackjack, all the resources that are available, you will want to read and learn. It means, you can allot your time for this kind of activity and you are willing to know more than the basics of this game.

In each discipline or profession, the more time we spend on learning it, the better we will be. However, it must not be forgotten that gambling, including card games, is not only based on knowledge, but mainly on luck. So no matter how much time we spend to learning, there will always be the possibility of losing out to someone much worse than we. Of course, the better we are, the more we reduce the risk of such loss.

Luck in gambling is unpredictable, but without basic knowledge (of course it is better if there is more of this knowledge) about blackjack, it is also impossible to win. I have an assumption that the probability of winning in gambling doesn't depend on luck or knowledge in particular, but in their combination. In what proportions, it is difficult to say, but if we cannot influence luck, then we can influence knowledge (their acquisition). Video courses can help us with this, for example.

[lienfaye]

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

Im only watching videos if I want to learn the specific game. But once I already get the required information to be able to play the game thats the time I stop watching videos about it.

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

Im not confident with my ability, its just that, I can play the game based in my own understanding. Im thinking that there's no need to be an expert as I dont have plan to play mainly to earn (its just an incentive for me if I win), I always keep in mind to play only to entertain myself. But thank you for sharing the video its always good to improve our knowledge.

[ipanks]

No matter how high our skills are in one or two gambling games, we should prevent being overconfident because that can make us arrogant and underestimate other players that we do not know. If that happens to us, that will be the time for us to lose some money and if you do not realize your mistakes, you will ruin yourself without understanding why it is.

Learning from the video course, especially if that is a free course, is recommended to get more knowledge playing the game and who knows, we can learn how to analyze better or arrange the strategy.

[passwordnow]

This is a good video course - everyone who wants to start gambling can get an idea from these videos.

Specific in Blackjack. It's ideal for the newbies and they can take a glance of those videos if they want to learn and start with blackjack. It's a resource that anyone can freely access.

I like the way videos a made - they are short and quick and and are informative. must watch.

How many episodes have you watched? What I don't like with these videos if they're long because it becomes boring and that stops me from watching them even if I have to.

[Poker Player]

Luck in gambling is unpredictable, but without basic knowledge (of course it is better if there is more of this knowledge) about blackjack, it is also impossible to win. I have an assumption that the probability of winning in gambling doesn't depend on luck or knowledge in particular, but in their combination. In what proportions, it is difficult to say, but if we cannot influence luck, then we can influence knowledge (their acquisition). Video courses can help us with this, for example.

In reality, luck is only unpredictable in the short term, not in the long term. That is why casinos can operate and make money, because of HE. If long term luck were unpredictable, casinos would not be able to operate.

A casino offering a double-or-nothing style game with 1% HE cannot predict what will happen when you bet $1 on a spin today, but it can fairly reliably predict that after 1M spins it will have won $10K.

For me these videos what can help is the gambler to play in a more rational way, having better results in the short term and losing less in the long term, but I doubt very much that they manage to teach to play EV+ as I said in the previous comment, and if so, I hope someone will prove it, but I doubt very much that they can do it and nobody replying in this thread has proven it so far.

[YinShuiSiYuan]

I like the way videos a made - they are short and quick and and are informative. must watch.

How many episodes have you watched? What I don't like with these videos if they're long because it becomes boring and that stops me from watching them even if I have to.

The fact that these lessons are so short is one of the greatest advantages of this course. The quality of the knowledge and the video itself is also a very big advantage, but I also have no patience with long and boring tutorials, so this one is really perfectly made for me and I would recommend it to everyone.

[noormcs5]

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.

That's really a good sharing. Even if anyone who knows about the black jack, should watch these tutortials. Sometimes by watching the detail tutorial you come to know about things which you didn't knew before.

I hope the whole video course is free of cost and there is no price for this course.