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Oops. Sorry for the repost.

(Dead link: http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/tech/2009/02/16/tsr.tatton.iphone.card.counting.cnn) Seems pretty obvious, but yet another thing to arouse suspicions...

So there is a method to gain a mathematically verifiable advantage over the house on each of those games?

How do you establish a player advantage in craps?

Well, then what are the others? You could argue poker, but that doesn't fit the criteria of killing time while waiting for blackjack. Poker is usually the longest wait in the casino.

Baccarat and Craps have low HA, but make no mistake. Blackjack is the only beatable game in the casino, in the long term.

A very last resort. I'm currently on a Vegas trip and have witnessed 2 counting mistakes by dealers thus far.

Ah, I understand. Thanks for the clarification.

What's wrong with just standing behind a BJ table and counting? It's cheaper than betting on Roulette.

Books I've enjoyed that I would add to the list: Blackjack Bluebook, Fred Renzey Blackjack for Blood, Bryce Carlson Knockout Blackjack, Olaf Vancura, Ken Fuchs

Geoff, if I read your post correctly, version 1 allows for a switched BJ to pay out 3:2. If that is correct, it appears that the Casino Royale has changed that rule. I grabbed a rule chart from the Royale today that states that blackjacks pay even money.

I just got back from Vegas, and saw quite a few people on the floor with lanyards and plastic badges for the various conventions and trade shows. There was one that wrapped up, and it resulted in quite a few discarded name badges laying around. I grabbed one, but didn't wear it. It looked...

Again, for the 3rd time I was playing low minimums, and again, the $15 tables at Greektown are CSMs...