BlackjackInfo Blog
2016
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Forum message boards have been reopened
As a public service, we have reopened the blackjackinfo.com free message boards. We will make some improvements as time goes on. Suggestions are welcome by posting on the board itself. See you there!
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Huge Portion of My Gambling Library Up For Auction
Update: The books have been sold. Gambling has been very good to me. It has allowed me the freedom to work when I want, and live exactly the lifestyle I want.
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What are the Odds of Losing 6 Hands in a Row?
What is the probability of a losing streak of a particular length in blackjack? I'm glad you asked. Well, actually, I'm not. You should read this...
2015
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Why Does The Number of Decks Matter in Blackjack?
Fewer Decks are Better. Do You Know Why? When it comes to the number of decks in a blackjack game, the fewer the better.
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The State of Blackjack – Opportunity Amidst the Apocalypse?
Charles Dickens may as well have been describing recent developments in casino blackjack... "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.
2014
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A New Design, and a New Knowledge Base
For the last few months, I have been busily working on the new design at BlackjackInfo. And finally, it's ready to go, so you are looking at the result.
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ThePOGG Posts an Interview with Ken Smith
ThePOGG.com posted an interview with blackjack expert Ken Smith, where he talks about a wide range of topics.
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Ken Smith on Gambling With an Edge Podcast
Ken Smith is the guest on the Gambling With an Edge radio show and podcast. He shares a couple of stories of big plays, and the latest developments at BlackjackInfo.
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Learning Card Counting Indexes? Don’t Make This Mistake
Card counting index numbers are confusing when you first start learning them. This article explains why the standard way of presenting index numbers is worth the effort.
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Blackjack Player Sues After Losing $500,000 While Drunk
A lawsuit from a California man alleges that the Downtown Grand in Las Vegas allowed him to continue drinking and gamble away $500,000 while visibly drunk. It seems that for casinos, alcohol is a means to an end.