Card Player. B & F Enterprises, Inc., Las Vegas, NV. (Published bi-weekly sinc 1988.) INDEX AVAILABLE
– Very good. Recommended. Primarily a poker magazine but in the past it included some good articles and information on blackjack. Noted authors have included Mike Caro, Mason Malmuth, Arnold Snyder and I. Nelson Rose. Arnold Snyder had a regular column in this publication for many years. You may be able to pick up a free copy in your local poker room.
[ cardplayer.com ]

Jerry Patterson’s Money-Making Opportunities Network. (Formerly called the Casino Gamblers Network) (Jerry Patterson) Voorhees, NJ (c1990s) – OUT OF PRINT
– Not recommended. Quarterly newsletter covering all aspects of gambling and risky money-making ideas. Jerry Patterson marketed the controversial TARGET 21 blackjack method and other gambling instruction via mail order and in casino cities such as Las Vegas, Reno and Atlantic City. Jerry Patterson has been in the blackjack instruction business since 1978 when he established Jerry Patterson’s Blackjack Clinic. Since then, he has abandoned traditional card counting instruction and has concentrated on marketing several controversial systems including TARGET, BIAS barometer and the NBJ method. He also teached various craps methods and a number of other gambling systems.
[ 80 C&S Vol.10,23 for historical comments on Patterson ]
[ Nov 89 Olsen BJC 22 ]

The Intelligent Gambler. Chuck Weinstock. ConJelCo, Pittsburgh, PA (1994 – 2005) – OUT OF PRINT
Very good. Recommended. The Intelligent Gambler was ConJelCo’s periodic newsletter sent free to their  customers. Past issues are available online in PDF format.  Included articles by some of the best names in blackjack.

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Casino Player. ACE Marketing, Inc., Atlantic City, NJ. (Published monthly since 1988.)
– Good. Recommended. This slick monthly publication started out in newspaper style format as The Player. It has lots of casino advertising but surprisingly has offered some good information on blackjack and related gambling topics. Contributing writers have included Mike Caro, Anthony Curtis, Michael Dalton, Peter Griffin, Mason Malmuth, Darwin Ortiz, John Patrick, David Sklansky, Stanford Wong and Arnold Snyder. For example, the January 1992 issue has an article by Arnold Snyder entitled “Blackjack in the Great White North”. Ace Marketing also publishes two trade publications: Nevada Casino Journal and the New Jersey Casino Journal.
[ casinocenter.com/casino-player ]

Las Vegas Advisor (Formerly Las Vegas Advisor Recommendations). (Anthony Curtis) Huntington Press, Las Vegas, NV. (Published monthly since 1983 except 1984, 1985.)
– Excellent. Highly recommended for lower stakes players. Excellent “best deal” type reporting and jam-packed with current Las Vegas information. Curtis has even managed to coax some casinos to offer readers match-play coupons, discounts and other free money coupons. Reports the best deals in Vegas from food, lodging, shows, transportation and gaming. Earlier issues included more blackjack information than it currently does but well worth the money for your next Las Vegas vacation. The Las Vegas Advisor has been reporting on, reviewing, and analyzing literally thousands of legitimate deals, opportunities, coupons, meals, shows, and promotions, as well as the come-ons and outright rip-offs dreamed up by two generations of Las Vegas hotel-casino operators. The newsletter has never accepted advertising.  MORE INFO
[ lasvegasadvisor.com/ ]
[ YouTube: Las Vegas Advisor Show ]

Rouge et Noir News. (Walter Tyminski) Midlothian, VA. (c1966 – 1980s) Suspended 6/1971 – 8/1974.) – OUT OF PRINT
– A casino industry type publication once written mainly for casino executives. Not currently recommended for players. Past issues, however, have carried an excellent coverage of blackjack and are worth reviewing. A full collection of Rouge et Noir back issues is available at the University of Las Vegas Special Collection area.