The Theory of Blackjack by Peter Griffin (1999, Paperback)

this book is too complicated for average person and would mainly appeal to a math geek. Concentrates too much on hypotheticals and not to much on real world current blackjack games offered in most casinos. i.e. six deck shoes. wastes a lot of print on complex equations and charts that are hard to understand and I felt irrelevant. It seemed the author wanted to impress his peers with math more than help a player win. Also, It seemed that the author did not spend much time on the casino aspects of the game, but very heavy on the "chalkboard/classroom theory".