Revere’s self-published, 1969, 36-page Playing Blackjack as a Business
Although lawrence Revere died in 1977. his book, Playing Blackjack as a Business, is still in print. Remarkably, Revere’s card-counting systems are still as powerful as any counting systems ever developed. Revere was probably more responsible than any other author for the number of professional players that plagued the casinos in the early 1970S. His book is a classic “how-to” text. He spends very little ink describing the theory of card counting or telling personal anecdotes. He simply presents the material that must be learned and the ways to. practice what you need to win. No fluff, no filler. I believe any card counter could benefit from Revere’s book, if for no other reason than to acquire more of his no-nonsense approach to getting the edge.
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