Bill ZenZone Zender
Quote from Bill Zender ad:
..."Over the 2-day ($999) course, Bill will teach students how some of the most popular casino games can be beaten, including blackjack, roulette, craps, baccarat and carnival games including Spanish 21.
Bill documents the techniques used and explains the math advantage that can be gained on using methods like hole card play, zone tracking, sequential tracking, key card tracking, roulette wheel bias, craps rythm roll, baccarat first card advantage and Spanish 21 counting."
I got a couple of questions for you Bill, if I may. (I assume you are reading this...) That is a most impressive AP menu for a measly $999 and covering such vast territory in such a short amount of time. How the hell do you do it? I mean most of those disciplines take years of dedication, practice and persistence to perfect, and then only a tiny 'extraordinary' few will succeed. No doubt you will explain that small point in your opening address... Although, I grant you are not making any outrageous claims with your carefully-worded sentences such as: ..."can be beaten..." and: ..."advantage that can be gained.."
As an instructor, you are obviously well-drilled in all these topics and as such, surely you can earn vast amounts from your casino clients using your many skills legally, and without the tedium of cramming so much info into so many novices, in such a short space of time. Perhaps you enjoy the challenge or something, but wouldn't it make life easier if you could score say an easy million or so once a month using your skills without having to bother with all the other complications involved in setting up seminars and the like?
That' just me Bill, and it's none of my business, is it; but I guess we are all different...
My final point is your students get so much for so little... That is pretty much amazing, considering Aponte's students are asked to pay 6 times as much and his stuff is about only one game. I already nominated you for the Casino Games Hall of Fame. I hope you don't think the nomination was a bit premature. And at your upcoming seminar, I hope you break a leg, as the show-biz saying goes. PS I don't think Scobe is gonna like you spilling his beans about the dice. Have you heard? He has a Sicilian background...