Has anybody seen the documentary and is it worth purchasing? I saw the preview and it said something about Ian Anderson's book, should I get that too?
It has interviews with so many "rock stars" of the blackjack world as well as a wealth of fantastic information. If you search this site you will find many other reviews from when it first came out.
-Sonny-
i think both the documentary and the book are excellent.
Prog
Mr.Lee-
if you want to read a most valuable book that will do away with many blackjack myths and also take you from novice to card counter advantage player i suggest you read Blackjack Bluebook II by Fred Renzey.
Prog
I can predict every card to come out of the shoe? j/k
My two cents:
I'd say Ian A's Burning the Tables book is a must read
(only one of many, maybe 7 or more) for newbie serious players.
Hot Shoe I liked. I think it's great for background info,
visuals, and such. Though as production quality it's not that
great, but that's to be expected it's not a big budget thing.
And I would definitely use it to inform students or perhaps
interested but skeptical friends/ relatives and such.
Oddly, I found the interview with Ian Andersen in the film
rather uninspiring. But who knows, that may have been on purpose
as part of his cultivated enigmas regarding identity and
persona.
