Just read an awesome book!! "Bringing Down the House"

ROCKO11 · Sep 25, 2003

I just finished reading this book(true story) about M.I.T. students who took casinos for millions of dollars by counting cards at blackjack. I highly recommend this book. I started it and couldn't put it down.

Dante · Sep 25, 2003

will check it out rocko...thanks

codeworks · Sep 25, 2003

that was just on a Primetime ABC show. A buddy of mine read it and said the same thing

BuckNaked · Sep 25, 2003

Best book I have ever read. You won't be able to put it down. Don't want to give anything away but it is a must read.

Angelle · Sep 25, 2003

My mom told me about that book...

She said it was really neat-
I need to go buy it

GreenDoberman · Sep 25, 2003

read it, if you are a moron pick up on the things in it,
believe me doesn't take an mit md to figure out the advantage play here.

i assume ill create conroversy with my post, but im tired of idiots coming in to town, thinking they know more than they do,

joeybagadonuts · Sep 25, 2003

Great book! I read it in one sitting it was too good to put down...

lakerfan · Sep 25, 2003

Nice to see Gambling themed books do well. Hopefully this will lead to more of them getting published.

agreeen · Sep 25, 2003

True it was a solid book and a quick read..but i thought it ended kind of abruptly and was somewhat anticlimatic..i still reccomend it though....they are also in the works to make this book into a movie according to ABC Primetime

Mattdapimp · Sep 25, 2003

A Classic!!!!!!!!!

The Author Ben is great. I could not put that book down. It was really well done.

IndianaJones · Sep 25, 2003

Agree it was an entertaining book, and I really enjoyed it.

I know the book is non-fiction, but I've heard there's been some criticism of it as far maybe taking some "liberties" with the truth in order to make the story more appealing for a movie deal, which I see is apparently already in the works.

I'm not a BJ player...any players out there that have read the book care to comment on how accurate the story sounds as it was written?

Just seemed to me that the MIT group got away with an awful lot for a longer period of time that would seem likely.