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  • September 7, 2015 at 12:42 pm #1145
    Anonymous
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    Ellis has been my blackjack teacher, mentor and coach since 1999. I am not sure if I would consider myself his very top student but, for sure one of his top students. He has more patience than any instructor anywhere. His way of teaching is so clear that it is almost impossible not to grasp it. Learning and applying Nbj and World class level blackjack is pretty simple. Yes, it does take work and dedication. Reading, learning and practicing. Even after all of that, he will always still be there to help you refine your game, correct any errors. But, the most important aspect of Nbj is table selection and being there at the right times. He also has taught me this. Know you are going to win at a table after you have taken a seat is such a powerful feeling. After many times doing this, then you get to a point where driving up to the casino you know you will walk in and that you are the Best player in that casino. Then, you get to a point where the dealers, pit bosses, casino manager also know you are the best player. Then, after that, because they know you are the best player they will ever see, you will catch all sorts of ways they will try to cheat to beat you. Don’t worry. Ellis also taught me how to be alert to this and how to protect myself. There is no better feeling of being one person taking on a huge corporation like the casino and beating them. I love it.

    September 8, 2015 at 3:48 am #1146
    Ellis Davis
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    For the card counters:

    Traditional card counting has a goal of a 0.5% PA avg.

    That’s tip change for crying out loud.

    Even if you could achieve that, which nobody can, I’ll teach you a way to use your count to achieve a 6% PA. It is called ZERO PROXIMITY CARD COUNTING.

    Don’t know how to count cards?

    I’ll teach you the very best way. It is so simple ANYONE can do it.

    Interested?

     

     

     

     

    October 22, 2015 at 4:55 am #1547
    Anonymous
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    Ellis,

    I purchased your Blackjack method but never really followed through with it.  I am focused on Baccarat.  I am thinking of doing the Blackjack thing as well.  I need as many weapons in my arsenal an I can.

    October 25, 2015 at 7:52 am #1566
    Anonymous
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    Hi McVince.   What blackjack manuals have you been reading written by Ellis?

    October 28, 2015 at 6:14 am #1596
    Anonymous
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    I think it is the NBJ and Zero Proximity BJ.   I looked through it and started to practice the card counting then focused more on Baccarat.

    August 28, 2016 at 9:44 pm #3737
    Anonymous
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    I purchased 2 Blackjack manuals written by Ellis and were helpful

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