Author Oliver Galang Releases 'Card Counting The Real Truth in Blackjack'
Author Oliver Galang announces the release of "Card Counting The Real Truth in Blackjack". And with the newly released movie "21," Galang believes people will want to learn how to count cards. His book explains how card counting works and the real reasons why it doesn't work. He doesn't want what happened to him to happen to millions of other innocent people.
San Diego, CA (PRWEB) March 31, 2008 -- Author Oliver Galang announces the release of "Card Counting The Real Truth in Blackjack". And with the newly released movie "21," Galang believes people will want to learn how to count cards.
Oliver Galang, the creator of AskOliverAnything.com used to be known as what you might call a "high roller". That is until he lost everything and went bankrupt. After years of struggling and finally getting back on his feet, a new movie with Kevin Spacey and Kate Bosworth called "21" regarding "card counting" has made his nightmare a reality. He believes with all the gambling addiction going on, new casinos being built and Texas hold 'em dying out, gamblers will find a new addiction: "Blackjack".
Galang believes people will try to mimic the M.I.T blackjack team and try to learn how to count cards. Instead, they will find out the hard way, that it doesn't work. However, with the economy turning south and money running short, he believes people may turn to gambling for some hope. His book explains how card counting works and the real reasons why it doesn't work. He doesn't want what happened to him to happen to millions of other innocent people.
The book, "Card Counting The Real Truth in Blackjack", just came out on Amazon.com and it's already ranked #3, under the words, "card counting".
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