Eliot Jacobson Launches Jacobson Gaming

[zengrifter]

Eliot Jacobson Launches New Business: Jacobson Gaming
http://www.jacobsongaming.com/

Eliot Jacobson, author of "The Blackjack Zone" has launched his new business, Jacobson Gaming. Services include mathematical, statistical, and computer analysis of casino games to land and Internet-based casinos and game developers.

Santa Barbara, CA (PRWEB) May 24, 2006 -- Eliot Jacobson, author of "The Blackjack Zone" has launched his new business, Jacobson Gaming.

Jacobson Gaming provides assistance with casino game analysis and development, including mathematical and statistical models for casino games, game design, Internet casino audits, and risk analysis. Jacobson Gaming works with individual and corporate clients and also consults for The Wizard of Odds, Compton Dancer Consulting, and Integrity International.

Eliot Jacobson has a Ph.D. in mathematics and was professor of mathematics at Ohio University from 1983 to 1998. Eliot currently teaches computer science at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Eliot has over 20 professional publications in mathematics. His recent book, "The Blackjack Zone," is widely praised for its clear presentation of the principles of blackjack. He was featured on National Geographic Channel's documentary "Beating Vegas," on KLAS TV in Las Vegas, and was a frequent guest on Vegas Talk Radio. Eliot currently writes for "Table Talk" and "Blackjack Insider."

In addition to game analysis and auditing, Eliot is also available as a key-note speaker, television and radio guest, expert witness, and seminar leader.

Here are some recent testimonials:

"Eliot Jacobson is knowledgeable, professional, efficient, reliable, and above all helpful."
-- Larry Lambert, inventor of Three Card Blackjack

"It is a pleasure doing business with Eliot, not only does he know the subject but he goes beyond the norm to assure customer satisfaction."
-- Ernest Negrin, President, American Patents & Inventions, LLC.

Call or email to see what Jacobson Gaming can do for you.
http://www.jacobsongaming.com/
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[Eliot Jacobson]

ZG,

Thanks for the invitation to join you sent to me. As you may know, Ken Smith bought cardcounter.com, and I am overjoyed that he has put together such a great site here. I hope cc.com serves him well.

As you pointed out by posting the press release above, my focus now is no longer advantage gaming. Instead, I am working mainly as a consultant to game developers, helping them with the mathematics, strategy, and design of their games. This has been a tremendously successful switch so far, and I look forward to more fun in the future in this new business.

I hope to contribute here, but I am going to stay out of the way of discussions about advantage gaming and cardcounting. There are plenty of experts here.

Now, where is the Zen Zone?

[zengrifter]

Originally Posted by Eliot Jacobson

ZG, Smith bought cardcounter.com, and I am overjoyed that he has put together such a great site here. I hope cc.com serves him well.

As you pointed out by posting the press release above, my focus now is no longer advantage gaming. Instead, I am working mainly as a consultant to game developers, helping them with the mathematics, strategy, and design of their games. This has been a tremendously successful switch so far, and I look forward to more fun in the future in this new business.

I hope to contribute here, but I am going to stay out of the way of discussions about advantage gaming and cardcounting. There are plenty of experts here.

Now, where is the Zen Zone?

Glad you asked - "A rose by any other name..." http://www.blackjackinfo.com/bb/forumdisplay.php?f=28

BTW I was remembering the first time I saw a hybrid game or sidebet - it was at Aladdin circa '78 and it was created by one-time card-counter Ed Fischman who started the first BJ tournies that same year.

Ed also later launched "Players Club Int'l" featuring those Telly Savalas ads.

The Fischman BJ sidebet was a quasi tournament among the players as they fought a 20-hand 1 table tourny, or thats the best I can remember of it.

What is the most successful new tablegame of the past decade? Is it Caribbean Stud? zg

[Joep]

Elliot why are you staying out of the way of any discussions about card counting and advantage play for. Please don't tell us you have gone over to the other side

After all isn't that what your book is about.

[zengrifter]

Yaa, why? Even if you do now consult for the "dark side" we can still mutually benefit by discussion! Don't clam up on us now just because some other website community was lacking in couth. zg