>So, where can we find informations about the games mentionned in the quizz ?
The best source is the now out-of-print "Beyond Counting" by James Grosjean. You might try and get a copy from www.advantageplayer.com, which is where Grosjean hangs out.
Other than that, I have to ask you to use your creative imagination -- and the best way to develop that is to hang out a lot in casinos thinking "what if..." After you get the idea, you have to do the work to see if it is a valid technique to beat a game. This is an essential part before you ever play your method in a casino.
As you might imagine, I don't want to give anything away here that casinos who lurk could use to protect their games (e.g. MGM visited here 2 days ago and the Stratosphere is a regular visitor, among others). However it is quite straightfoward to see how one can beat every game listed (carrying out the methods is not always easy).
--Mayor
The best source is the now out-of-print "Beyond Counting" by James Grosjean. You might try and get a copy from www.advantageplayer.com, which is where Grosjean hangs out.
Other than that, I have to ask you to use your creative imagination -- and the best way to develop that is to hang out a lot in casinos thinking "what if..." After you get the idea, you have to do the work to see if it is a valid technique to beat a game. This is an essential part before you ever play your method in a casino.
As you might imagine, I don't want to give anything away here that casinos who lurk could use to protect their games (e.g. MGM visited here 2 days ago and the Stratosphere is a regular visitor, among others). However it is quite straightfoward to see how one can beat every game listed (carrying out the methods is not always easy).
--Mayor