From the desk of Victor Pride Subj: Why I'm deaf to advice and criticism -- I've been in a Las Vegas for a few days studying the game of blackjack. But more than studying the game, I study the people who play blackjack. I watch them just give money to the casino over and over. I watch them hit until they bust over and over, just giving money away. I watch them agonize over each and every decision to hit or to stay. Each decision for them is emotionally charged and I watch them have emotional meltdowns when they don't win hands. I watch all of then play blackjack in exactly the same way. They all follow the exact same blackjack strategy. They all try to get as close to 21 as they can without busting. 99% of the time they bust and they just give the dealer their money, the dealer doesn't have to do anything at all. The people simply put themselves in losing situations. I've been watching this over and over and I've developed a system that mitigates my losses and enhances my win percentages. What do I do? I simply do not utilize blackjack strategy. I am the one and only person at the table who does not follow standard blackjack strategy. I do not hit and hit and hit in a futile effort to get to 21, only to bust and lose before the dealer even shows their hole card. Since I play so vastly different from the regular players, what do you think is their attitude about it? Are they: A) Curious about it or B) Hateful about it If you know anything about human nature, you know the answer is B. They are hateful about the way that I play. Let me give you an example… Continue Reading ... How to Crawl Out of the Pits of Hell You are receiving this email because you subscribed to updates at Bold & Determined or because you purchased a product or service that we offer. If you'd prefer not to receive our emails please unsubscribe. Superdrive Publishing Ltd. publisher of Bold & Determined, Room 1104, Crawford House, 70 Queen's Road Central, Central, Hong Kong
