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four aces to the Neocheater and four jacks to the victim). Yet, the Neocheater seldom arranges such
powerful hands or goes for big scores (although he easily can). Instead, he casually uses just enough of
his power to give him constant, unbeatable advantages. His steady, hidden attack lets him win
consistently and comfortably in poker, blackjack, bridge, and gin.[ 46 ]
Neocheating is not like classical or traditional cardsharping that requires years of practice or a dangerous
reliance on aids such as marked cards and hold-out devices. Neocheating requires no special skills, gall,
or devices; it requires only a special knowledge and a few hours of practice.
Many card players would cheat if not for (1) their fear of being caught, or for (2) the time and effort
required to learn how to cheat effectively. But Neocheating eliminates both deterrents. And as this easy,
invisible form of cheating spreads, it will not only increasingly menace players of poker, blackjack,
bridge, and gin, but also tempt players to Neocheat in all games played for money or prestige.
This is what John Finn says about the Neocheater:
For the first tine, good players need to worry about getting wiped out . A new breed of player is
invading the card tables. He is the Neocheater. And the Neocheater does not lose.
Neocheating is invisible. How can it be stopped? The Neocheater is impossible to catch in the act and
hard to get rid of. In fact, all honest players unaware of Neocheating are in financial danger. The
Neocheater is the most dangerous threat to ever invade the card tables.
What can stop Neocheating from spreading? Publicly revealing the techniques of Neocheating may
initially cause a cheating spree that could create chaos at the card table. But ironically, that same
knowledge, as it becomes widely known, will begin to expose and nullify Neocheating. Players no
longer need to be helpless or doomed when confronted with Neocheating. Instead, they will be able to
counter and eliminate that menace.
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Footnotes:
[ 44 ] The effective use of the mind is not related to intelligence. A genius can (and often does) default
on the effective use of his mind to make himself a loser. Conversely, a man with mediocre intelligence
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