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File Size: 1360 KB
Print Length: 272 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: 1448135915
Publisher: Atria Books; Reprint edition (December 2, 2002)
Publication Date: December 2, 2002
Sold by: Simon and Schuster Digital Sales Inc
Language: English
ASIN: B000FBJGL8
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After reading Bringing Down the House, I was excited and fascinated by the luxury life in Las Vegas and the world of card counting. This is a story that's told through the eyes of the author about a group of math geniuses, who used the techniques of card counting. They worked as teams and legally won millions of dollars over just a few years by spending their weekends down in Vegas. The author, Ben Mezrich, wrote the book based a real life story that is almost too incredible to believe. Therefore, even though It's a real story, It’s written like a realistic fiction novel. All the events that happened in the whole story were so intense that I felt like I was thrust into a roller coaster ride. Moreover, Mezrich visualized most of his sentences and sometimes made it melodramatic. He used lots of visual metaphors and descriptions of characters’ inside thoughts. Overall, this is a thrilling book that can be finished in a short amount of time but the scenes in the book might last forever in your head.From the book, I've learnt a lot about the world of casinos and card counting, the job of the spotters, who cover as many tables as possible and keep running card-counts at their location and help the big player to count cards and the usage of hand signals. For example, a spotter would signal the count of +11 by saying “I wonder if there is a football game today.†(in reference of there are eleven players on a football team). Or he might say “I really suck at bowling†to indicate the count of +10 because in bowling, strike is ten pins. There are also lot’s of other techniques that the team invented. They had their own system. They also learned about the dark side of the casino world, how greedy people are and how the Vegas corporations works. Furthermore, Mezrich always leaves suspense to the readers and stimulate readers’ desire to read more about the story. At the end of all the chapters, you won’t know what’s coming up next. Mezrich is capable of keeping the readers’ eyes glues to the pages. In the book, the MIT team strapped thousands of dollars to their bodies to get the cash onto planes. They used false names, always have limos waiting for them at the airports, always having personal host to escort them everywhere. Reading about their incredibly rich life and their dangerous situation of being caught by the casinos, you will never know what they are going to do next.Even though the book is a quick read, it interests a wide variety of people, from who wants to feel the thrills and adventure the gambling world to the ones that never gambled before but curious about it. However, the book doesn't related to any big history themes. From the book, it seems like over the course of a few years, gambling is all they do. I couldn't tell how was it like in the 1990s except for the casinos. The author also has too much detail about the card counting techniques and it got repetitive to create the tension between characters and a card counter’s life. It seems like readers can just skim through some parts that is obviously meant to stretch out the book.Moreover, there are lots of details in the book doesn't seem real. Some of the events doesn't make any sense. For example, why would they hide their cash in all kinds of ways and trying to get through the airport security when they can just use a bank box or a debit card. Moreover, the team always stays at fancy hotels with suites, champagne, limos waiting on arrival, 24-hour open swimming pool just for them. Doesn't it seems too conspicuous to the casinos? Since they wants to keep it low, they shouldn't take risks like that. Also, according to Wikipedia, some of the exciting events didn't not occur. All these over dramatic scenes seems too unrealistic. However, they can really interest the readers. After all, this is one of the cheapest Vegas fantasy people can buy.Overall, this book contains interesting and exciting stories that keep the readers eyes on the pages. The plot goes quick enough that you won’t find it long or boring. Yet, it’s not the best book to read if you are looking for a historically informative book.
I'm a huge math geek myself, so I really wanted to read this story and learn how these guys did what they did. The story definitely held my attention from start to finish, but it wasn't emotionally gripping. It's written with a fair amount of flowery language (more than necessary, I'd say), but lacks a human element. I never felt like I *knew* any of the characters or really cared about them, but from a purely informational standpoint, yes, it's all there: what they did, how they did it, how and when it all happened. Personally, I think the author could have done a lot more with it, and really brought the reader into the story, let him *feel* the tension, the nerves, the thrill of victory, and the agony of defeat, but if you just want to know the facts and events of what happened, this book will work for you.
Entertaining read, but right off the bat it reads like a work of “nonâ€non-fiction. The author takes a lot of liberty with describing scenes vividly when he was never present to witness them. Some authors will judiciously generate a quick scene to get a point across (e.g. Michael Lewis - “The Big Shortâ€), but this book at large stretches reads like a complete work of fiction. The subject was really cool, and the fact that it really did happen makes for a fun read. However, it’s better characterized as historical fiction than non-fiction; google it.
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