Blackjack Forum

Blackjack Forum issues on ebay. Fall '99 to Fall 2000. Arnold Synder's classic Advantage player's magazine, Blackjack Forum. Every card counter should read these mags. Count systems analized, casino Surveillance discussed, Schlesinger reveals exit strategy and much more in these 5 out of print, hard to find issues. Like new condition.

5 out of print, hard to find issues.

Technically they are not out of print. They were published by RGE Publishing when it was owned by Arnold Snyder. Those are fairly late issues since the hard copy publishing of Blackjack Forum ran from 1981 to 2004.

RGE, or dis- advantageplayer.com, under its new owner has the remaining stock of the last few years of Blackjack Forum up to Spring of 2002, including the copies you and the ad list. Brand new copies are available there by the publisher for $5 each. That means they are not out of print and not hard to find.

From Summer of 2002 to the last hard copy printed, Winter 2003/2004, were published by Huntington Press for Arnold Snyder. Those are also available for $5 each at Huntington.

I believe Arnold also is considering publishing all of the old issues electronically on blackjackforumonline to go with the new continuing electronic publication.

I have corrected the listing on ebay. I just assumed they were out of print, thanks for the clarification. Anyway if anyone is interested they are on ebay.

I didn't realize you were the seller. I thought you were just pointing out the ad.

In any event, your ad is true now.

Good luck.

There are many CDs and books which you can buy new and/or sealed which have been out of print for years. Actually, I have a copy of Lotus 123 version 1.0 for Windows which is still new and sealed, but has been out of print for many, many years.

Merriam Webster Online defines:
- in print : procurable from the publisher
- out of print : not procurable from the publisher

Dictionary.com says:
35. in print, a. in printed form; published.
b. (of a book or the like) still available for purchase from the publisher.
36. out of print, (of a book or the like) no longer available for purchase from the publisher.

I was quite specific in explaining that the issues were available by the publishers that are currently advertising the particular copies for sale.