Product Description

Mathematicians agree that no gambling system that works will ever be devised. I simply disagree. The Samonte Gambling System works for me and I see no reason why it will not work with other gamblers. To dispel the doubts of the Math experts, I am putting up a challenge. For an agreed wager, I will apply the System in actual casino play. If after a number of trials I show profit, I win the wager; otherwise, I lose. This challenge is intended to skeptics of gambling systems, specially the math experts who are hostile of it. This is the only way to silence either of us.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #306243 in Books
• Published on: 2007-08-30
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 100 pages

About the Author

Alan S. Samonte had taught business management subjects for twelve years before he has worked as Project Development Officer in the Philippine government. With an entrenched insight gained in his two decades of collecting and interpreting gambling data, he drew on Mathematics, gambling realities and casino phenomena to unlock the very mystery of casino winning.

Customer Reviews

HIT AND RUN PLAY IS NOW A SYSTEM
I read the book, and I summarize it here so you can decide if it is for you. The author says it is a systematic way of beating the casinos. The system is composed of three elements: First is the choice of a game. It says that you play only on games with the least house edge and never play in sucker bets. His rationale: winning streaks occur less often and less long in sucker bets. (This makes sense to me.) The author then tells you the best bets (about half a dozen). Second, the system requires you to bet in simple progression: after winning 3 in a row, increase your bet by 1.5, etc., until you lose, then go back to one unit. (The author also offers variations.) His rationale: this progression maximizes your wins in the winnings sequences, but leaves you with minimal damage in the choppy sequences. (This makes sense to me too.) Third, the system tells you when to quit using some structured rules as the indicators. (The book says more.) The author has something interesting: after you win big, never quit immediately but wait till you lose 20% of your winnings.

As I see it, this is actually a "hit and run" play used by the winners. I heard this play before but this guy is the first to make it a system. The idea is to strike the hot streaks with big bets and totally avoid those long cold streaks, making the few big wins cover the small losses with a net gain in extended playing. I say this play the casinos don't like: while they cannot make a big business from you, they could bleed in your extreme luck. (Sixteen wins in a row is rare but not impossible.) Any experienced winner will tell you that "hit and run" is the only way to win.

However, this systematic "hit and run" play is not for everyone. The system requires you to have discipline, restrain, patient, valiance... qualities most gamblers don't have. This is for those who take winning as more important than "recreation" as the discipline hinders one from fully enjoying the game. If the shoe fits wear it. For those who are just curious of the ways of "hit and run" play, this book is still worth the investment. It is full of interesting experiences and valuable lessons gamblers at all levels can benefit from.

BEST BUY FOR YOUR MONEY
I did not buy this book; it was given to me by my nephew. I am a fairly educated person who loves books and gambling, and in my library are books that I cherished. About twenty titles are on gambling. I thought I do not need another gambling book, until this one.

I am not a sucker in search of get rich scheme. What I was looking were sensible tips that will stretch my dollar a little further. This book gives me more. I guarantee that I could tell the intelligible from the garbage, and I am of the opinion that this System can deliver to its claims.

The book taught me in two hours what I missed in thirty years. If I had this book before, my gambling would have been more of joys than tears. Even with the book's editorial lapses, the author has successfully communicated to me the essentials in a clear and organized manner. Above all, the author speaks from his heart. You cannot dispute a guy who knows his stuff

This book reminds me of my other book written 2,400 years ago by Sun Tzu, a Chinese general. Its title is "The Art of War." It is a coincidence that the principles laid are similar: attack the enemy at it weakest point...choice of time and location...getting the elements to your side...knowing when to fight and when not to fight...We gamblers are in constant search for a winning methods, yet that method is already with us for thousands of years. I am giving away copies of this book to my friends.

In my judgment, the System is intelligible, practical, logical and attainable. This is a classic. This System will stand the test of time. The gamblers of the next generation will return to this System for its value. The author's claim that his winnings exceed his losses is to me believable. I am now hooked in this System.

My verdict: buy this book and do not return to the casinos yet until you have it read fully. The price you pay is pale to the benefits you get.

you should try this system
This book has all the ingredients to sell: interesting experiences of the author, a substance useful to its target readers, (making casino winning systematic) and on top is the absence of competition as gambling systems are usually sold through internet or mail order and not in books.

When I tried this system, I just know I was doing things right. If you had tried your hunches and you still lose, then try this system. Use this system as the stepping stone, and after a few visits to the casinos, you modify it to fit your style. If grammar is your priority, this book may not be for you, but if you want a quick fix in your gambling, then you must have this book.