Free Gambling Course provided by OnlineGambling

[Naficopa]

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.

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  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 It seems a little outdated (maybe I'm wrong) and is it worth spending your memory resources on such skills?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.

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.

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[acroman08]

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.

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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.

[LUCKMCFLY]

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.

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.

[rahmad2nd]

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.

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.

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.

[LUCKMCFLY]

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.

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.

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.

[Saint-loup]

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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 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.

[gunhell16]

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

[lixer]

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.

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.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

According to the Wikipedia blackjack is described as :

Blackjack is a casino banking game. The most widely played casino banking game in the world, it uses decks of 52 cards and descends from a global family of casino banking games known as Twenty-One. This family of card games also includes the British game of Pontoon and the European game, Vingt-et-Un

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
At the same time if you are finding a good platform to play blackjack, I would recommend you to try 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 ??

- 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.

[virasisog]

According to the Wikipedia blackjack is described as :

Blackjack is a casino banking game. The most widely played casino banking game in the world, it uses decks of 52 cards and descends from a global family of casino banking games known as Twenty-One. This family of card games also includes the British game of Pontoon and the European game, Vingt-et-Un

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
At the same time if you are finding a good platform to play blackjack, I would recommend you to try 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 ??

- 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 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.

[fortunecrypto]

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.