Dustin Marks: Cheating Bundle

Anna

One of the best items I've bought.

Pedro Filipe

The video is very well shot and teaches a couple of different ways I didn’t know of handing cards,what to look for and most importantly what other players might notice. With that said I think the content is a bit lacking when compared to other videos of the same concept with similar price point. Either way had this to your Steve forte library and others and your knowledge will just grow. Again a bit lacking

Chi Han

Poor quality for the price.

The instruction was very short, barely covering the material, with plenty skimmed over.

What you learn:

Stacking
Basics of pick up stacking for blackjack only. Nit all bad, this actually gave you some context and had some achievability. Coupled with a top stock control (which was not standard riffle riffle strip riffle cut procedure), you actually got something out of this. But, like all other sections it was lacking. You then got a very imo poor demo of riffle stacking with a very obvious holdback and no further instruction than to just do it and hope you get lucky some times.

Mucking

Completely glossed over its techniques, but you were shown several basic mucks for blackjack, including a one handed muck, so you do get what you paid for. Instruction is sufficient to learn, better value is found elsewhere, although I understand the appeal of a download like this if you just want one or two.

Chip moves

Very basic chip moves explained/demo'd. Again not a lot in the content or teaching, but several good ruses tipped here, even if they are somewhat basic.

Overall

Just poor value for money. If you are looking to get into more gambling type demos I can't recommend this for the price, and if you are well into studies of gambling techniques I doubt there's much new here.

In terms of actual knowledge shared, obviously this is someone tipping secrets, and in my view they are entitled to charge as much and as little as they want. Obtaining, compiling and sharing these moves is no mean feat. But the market decides in the end. Certainly at one point just each of these individual items might have been worth the price of this download, but with quality, in depth releases over time (no product plugging, but Jason England and Steve Forte come to mind), putting out products requires good teaching and insights. There are no real subtleties, insights, or tips shared. You get what amounts to a demo and a brief explanation of the mechanics. I'm not talking about a download having to go into super detail about the history etc. of a move (although would be appreciated for nerds like me), but tips on how to shade your hand, holding out, getting the muck smooth etc. I think is needed here. To be frank, there is better out there in terms of both information and teaching quality.

minjun