There are so many free courses for blackjack training that you can get access to.
I don't think that it makes any sense for anyone to take a paid course (I remember this one youtuber who actively tries to sell his courses all the time). They are just going to give you the same information as the publicly available ones.
However, you have to realise that you will never get very positive EV when playing online because of low deck penetration of the rules that they play with. So unless you have access to a physical casino that doesn't back you off, you are probably better off spending your time learning something more useful.
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Ok, I get it. I have no doubt that the course is good for beginners, but such dubious and complex things like counting cards confuse me. This is a specific skill (plus it needs to be adjusted to the current conditions - the number of decks in the game, the frequency of shuffling, etc.). Probably this was introduced there to increase the timing of course 
Real experience is the key.Familiarizing everything might take for sometime or effort but with some ideas and things provided then it would fasten up the process.Yes, this is good for beginners and card counting which i
do see for it to the hardest thing to get used into it.
It seems to me that even with ready-made memorization algorithms, card counting is such a specific skill that not all course participants can master. Although maybe I don’t know something, and now it’s implemented more simply than before. For example, there is a value (purely hypothetical) and you need to add or subtract different numbers (the weight of the cards) to it when they leave the game. And when the value reaches a certain number, it is necessary to raise the bet. Perhaps something similar will work for a large number of people.
There are just people who couldnt able to bare out those kind of ways or being just too technical for them to get involved thats why they do just simply
ignore and find another game which they could easily deal off with.
Ok, I get it. I have no doubt that the course is good for beginners, but such dubious and complex things like counting cards confuse me. This is a specific skill (plus it needs to be adjusted to the current conditions - the number of decks in the game, the frequency of shuffling, etc.). Probably this was introduced there to increase the timing of course
Real experience is the key.Familiarizing everything might take for sometime or effort but with some ideas and things provided then it would fasten up the process.Yes, this is good for beginners and card counting which i
do see for it to the hardest thing to get used into it.
It seems to me that even with ready-made memorization algorithms, card counting is such a specific skill that not all course participants can master. Although maybe I don’t know something, and now it’s implemented more simply than before. For example, there is a value (purely hypothetical) and you need to add or subtract different numbers (the weight of the cards) to it when they leave the game. And when the value reaches a certain number, it is necessary to raise the bet. Perhaps something similar will work for a large number of people.
I think that this initiative is aimed primarily at expanding the audience of this game. This is a complete repetition of poker schools that were very popular at one time. I think that this is a profitable offer for both gamblers and casinos, as they get skills for free, and the casino gets new potential players. It would be interesting to see the success of someone who has fully completed these courses - have they helped him to play more profitably?
Well, playing with your money is really very risky, and if you are losing it. And, learning it by yourself would take a while but it's worth the time. People who really want to learn about this game should take this course and I know some people do not have time to sign up and waste time on this free course. But, this is really worth it since it will enhance your knowledge, strategy, and time management skills.
Believe it or not, theory is nothing without practice with real money in gambling.
Anyone may feel that they have great knowledge and skills after learning from such course but most of the time the course give nothing once they play with real money.
For me learning the basic knowledge of the game is enough, then we can continue with practice playing the game.
First we can practice with free game, then we can continue with real game but with small bankroll, finally we can try to play with bigger stack but make sure that we should use the money we can afford to lose.
What do you think about this initiative??
Are you going to sign up ??
It is nice to see free blackjack lessons for those who want to develop their skills, but it is not safe because gambling is very risky. I don't think watching the videos will make us win all the games so no registration. It is better to learn useful things
Well, playing with your money is really very risky, and if you are losing it. And, learning it by yourself would take a while but it's worth the time. People who really want to learn about this game should take this course and I know some people do not have time to sign up and waste time on this free course. But, this is really worth it since it will enhance your knowledge, strategy, and time management skills.
Perhaps, the intention is not to increase their chances of winning, the purpose of such a course is to provide them an idea and information on how this is played especially for beginners.
Correct, I think this course is really good it is not only about blackjack but in gambling in general including the bank roll management, betting and strategies which I think should be teach to new gamblers. I see many new gamblers that doesn't care about bankroll management and just place bets with whatever amount they wanted.I think this training course for gamblers will help beginners alot and those who always lose irrationally. Understanding bankroll management in gambling is very important because it helps the gambler to know the possible next decision on the gamble to take. Some gamblers play when they are suppose to take sometime to watch to know the possibility of winning.
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I think there are lots of free courses like that on the internet but we haven't been able to find them so we felt that there are very few videos of such courses. If our intention is only to learn from the video course, we will not try to pursue profits, especially in gambling games, because gambling games can give us defeat. The video that @OP gave is free and we can learn a lot from it. But we still need other lessons from other videos because if we can learn from many sources, we can understand how to play well and have the opportunity to improve our skills.
Its actually good to see that even in gambling industry there's a course for everyone who wants to be a good gambler. Well for sure it will be worth it because of how easy to understand online gambling than other way of making profits such trading. And lastly the advantages of taking such course is we can apply it even not through online. So i hope it's not expensive because it's definitely worth it to take.
Perhaps, the intention is not to increase their chances of winning, the purpose of such a course is to provide them an idea and information on how this is played especially for beginners.
Correct, I think this course is really good it is not only about blackjack but in gambling in general including the bank roll management, betting and strategies which I think should be teach to new gamblers. I see many new gamblers that doesn't care about bankroll management and just place bets with whatever amount they wanted. 
This is great Start to make new players familiar with the gambling and how to enter this field with taking notes of all the factors.You can have idea of how to place bets but winning more is not guaranteed because you also needs to be lucky in these luck based games to have win on your end.But overall this course will help players in boosting up the gameplay and build up strategies with some practical experience beforehand.
Perhaps, the intention is not to increase their chances of winning, the purpose of such a course is to provide them an idea and information on how this is played especially for beginners. This kind of idea gives a reason why players will never blame the site and think about manipulation. I see this becoming useful to the gambling community as in this way, gamblers will fully understand what they do and simply just know gambling isn't just about luck, it also needs strategies and understanding of the game you've played. 
^ I never thought that there is a casino like this that has a lot of videos you are watching a series of movies it has a lot of episodes, how could you watch them all if you do not spend time. It is good to know that there is a casino that focuses to teach blackjack and no doubt why the company chose the name blackjack instead of other names. This will be triggered other gamblers to visit your site probably, we know that most gambler want to will play in a games that the chances of winning is possible that play on based on luck games.
They've really spent time and money on this, what such effort from onlinegambling.com. I guess other casinos do have this but in a shorter form and they're not recognized because they're just displayed at their casino. But I think this is actually a good thing in return so that those blackjack gamers who are aspiring to be one of the best, can start with this. And then after this, they'll go to test out if what they've learned from it is effective. I guess they should give them free credits after completing all episodes for the test.
^ I never thought that there is a casino like this that has a lot of videos you are watching a series of movies it has a lot of episodes, how could you watch them all if you do not spend time. It is good to know that there is a casino that focuses to teach blackjack and no doubt why the company chose the name blackjack instead of other names. This will be triggered other gamblers to visit your site probably, we know that most gambler want to will play in a games that the chances of winning is possible that play on based on luck games.
They've really spent time and money on this, what such effort from onlinegambling.com. I guess other casinos do have this but in a shorter form and they're not recognized because they're just displayed at their casino. But I think this is actually a good thing in return so that those blackjack gamers who are aspiring to be one of the best, can start with this. And then after this, they'll go to test out if what they've learned from it is effective. I guess they should give them free credits after completing all episodes for the test.
I just have one thought with this, damn that's a lot of episodes. I know blackjack can be complicated if you go to the nitty-gritty of things but I never expected it to last that long, especially if each episode was as the article has said, 2 hours long. I just hope it doesn't go in the direction of discussing even the history, like I get it I know it's pretty important but not really in the context of teaching how to gamble and play blackjack imo. I'd actually enjoy financial management when gambling as part of the course imo. Basic skill for gambling but can be quite deadly (to your wallet) if not done properly.
^ I never thought that there is a casino like this that has a lot of videos you are watching a series of movies it has a lot of episodes, how could you watch them all if you do not spend time. It is good to know that there is a casino that focuses to teach blackjack and no doubt why the company chose the name blackjack instead of other names. This will be triggered other gamblers to visit your site probably, we know that most gambler want to will play in a games that the chances of winning is possible that play on based on luck games. 
Maybe they teach to count the cards that came out and calculate the odds? I strongly doubt that for an ordinary player this is a feasible task.
~Familiarizing everything might take for sometime or effort but with some ideas and things provided then it would fasten up the process.Yes, this is good for beginners and card counting which i
do see for it to the hardest thing to get used into it.
Card counting can be practiced with or without experience. You can practice it even if you are just watching other players play or be constantly taught by professionals on to do it. I treat it to be as similar as having a Game Sense in any FPS or strategical games whereas you basically expects possibilities based on either your experience or how the current game is happening. Having a great card counting is having a great advantage towards your game -- the same as what you can get out of having a great game sense.
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Two days before this, someone created this topic: Video Course of BlackJack for people who want to learn BlackJack -
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/video-course-of-blackjack-for-people-who-want-to-learn-blackjack-5392847
Very similar threads or maybe not!! Anyway, I agree with you, blackjack is simple math, at 13-16 you have to decide on another card or hold, and that can be a happy or unlucky decision! In my opinion, blackjack is not a skill-based game, maybe if someone is sure that there are only one or two decks in the game, so someone can count cards, but with multiple decks, it's impossible, literally any card can come at any time! So I don't see the need for any special skill for playing blackjack! Like in all other lucky-based games some strategies can work for some time and if someone is not greedy!
They are similar but I think this post fits and contains more 'discussion' than the first poster. But i somehow disagree with 'blackjack is not a skill-based game', as all games where strategies can be applied requires skills in basics of math (probabilities to be exact). You probably thought that 'skills' are the same as god-given talents. Skills can be made from scratch and be enhanced. And blackjack is a card-game, which as you said requires simple math, and will always require skills in strategies.
Real experience is the key.
Familiarizing everything might take for sometime or effort but with some ideas and things provided then it would fasten up the process.Yes, this is good for beginners and card counting which i
do see for it to the hardest thing to get used into it.
I agree.Familiarizing everything might take for sometime or effort but with some ideas and things provided then it would fasten up the process.Yes, this is good for beginners and card counting which i
do see for it to the hardest thing to get used into it.
Still having the experience is the one that shall give the best knowledge. But for beginners that haven't played the game, this is the guide that they can use while playing.
Not everything will be learned on this free course but at least, the new ones have the foundation and there's a direction of what they must do and what this course is going to teach them.
Maybe they teach to count the cards that came out and calculate the odds? I strongly doubt that for an ordinary player this is a feasible task.
the whole course teaches you the basics of blackjack, basic strategy, bankroll management etc... and yes card counting(but I don't expect people to suddenly be able to do card counting after watching the video). if you ask me the course is pretty useful, especially for beginners. they have 8 seasons of these courses with 4 videos per season.Ok, I get it. I have no doubt that the course is good for beginners, but such dubious and complex things like counting cards confuse me. This is a specific skill (plus it needs to be adjusted to the current conditions - the number of decks in the game, the frequency of shuffling, etc.). Probably this was introduced there to increase the timing of course
Familiarizing everything might take for sometime or effort but with some ideas and things provided then it would fasten up the process.Yes, this is good for beginners and card counting which i
do see for it to the hardest thing to get used into it.
Maybe they teach to count the cards that came out and calculate the odds? I strongly doubt that for an ordinary player this is a feasible task.
the whole course teaches you the basics of blackjack, basic strategy, bankroll management etc... and yes card counting(but I don't expect people to suddenly be able to do card counting after watching the video). if you ask me the course is pretty useful, especially for beginners. they have 8 seasons of these courses with 4 videos per season.Ok, I get it. I have no doubt that the course is good for beginners, but such dubious and complex things like counting cards confuse me. This is a specific skill (plus it needs to be adjusted to the current conditions - the number of decks in the game, the frequency of shuffling, etc.). Probably this was introduced there to increase the timing of course
That's a lot of episodes to be watched.
For someone who wants to learn about it and has a lot of time then that's totally fine to get into it. But if you're a busy person then you can get back on that course again and again since it's just for free.
There could be a lot of people that won't agree with this course and will see that it's something bad because it's encouraging people to gamble.
For someone who wants to learn about it and has a lot of time then that's totally fine to get into it. But if you're a busy person then you can get back on that course again and again since it's just for free.
There could be a lot of people that won't agree with this course and will see that it's something bad because it's encouraging people to gamble.
It's a long process of learning but if you're eager to learn more then you would allocate enough time for it. If you're a very busy person then try to allocate a single day to focus on it. It's just a matter of proper time management. It's a good thing that they're offering this kind of service for everyone. It may be time-consuming but acquiring knowledge will always be all worth it.
These lessons are going to benefit that person who would finish all of those episodes and it's an specific game that someone has to learn of and I'm sure that when people hears it for free.
They'll rush on it in no time to check and gain knowledge that they should have on it.
Stupid question, but what can this course give, if gambling is about luck and knowing rules of the game. Wont it be like demo account on Forex, when you trade as a king, but as soon as you trade with real money, you often lose. Wont it turn like during course we win, but the real goal is to attract deposits on blackjack.fun ?
I am not a frequent gambler, but blackjack is about getting 21 with cards, know how to add simple numbers and making risk decisions when you have 13-16 on the table
Simple math I have learned from school, but luck is something can not be trained.
I am not a frequent gambler, but blackjack is about getting 21 with cards, know how to add simple numbers and making risk decisions when you have 13-16 on the table
Simple math I have learned from school, but luck is something can not be trained.Two days before this, someone created this topic: Video Course of BlackJack for people who want to learn BlackJack -
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/video-course-of-blackjack-for-people-who-want-to-learn-blackjack-5392847
Very similar threads or maybe not!! Anyway, I agree with you, blackjack is simple math, at 13-16 you have to decide on another card or hold, and that can be a happy or unlucky decision! In my opinion, blackjack is not a skill-based game, maybe if someone is sure that there are only one or two decks in the game, so someone can count cards, but with multiple decks, it's impossible, literally any card can come at any time! So I don't see the need for any special skill for playing blackjack! Like in all other lucky-based games some strategies can work for some time and if someone is not greedy!
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