Playing 21 Program -- About McB Duplin

McB Duplin Enterprises

The company owned by Scott, Jr., and Edward, spent three years developing the Playing 21 Program. If you would like to share in their story, check it out, and please read through the web site. Their program is clearly the most powerful tool for assisting players in the history of the game Blackjack. Their opinions never lack controversy.

Scott and Jr. are very much pro-player. That didn't say, "Pro Players", but pro-player in the sense they are, as all players should be, against the casinos. As you read through this site, or as an owner of the Playing 21 Program, please help them by spreading their word. Share with the players that you meet in casinos (or anywhere else for that matter) the story of the two small town kids standing up for what is right, and, in doing so, likely infuriating the odd billionaire and hundreds of millionaires. Usually people who feel menaced do so for a reason. We know why Scott and Jr. are outraged, but one could only assume why a casino owner might not like this program or site. Could it be that they enjoy taking your money, and throwing it on the pile of cash they have in their back yard? By you becoming the best Blackjack player in the world, by having the Playing 21 Program, they know you just became a threat. They dislike anything that threatens their posh lifestyles.

YOU however are likely safe.

If you would like to contact McB Duplin Enterprises, please email or contact at:

McB Duplin Enterprises
P.O. Box 2876
Sudbury, Ontario
Canada
P3A 5J3

PS - After saying Scott and Jr are not professionals, Scott stresses, "There is not a casino in the world brave enough to go head to head with the Playing 21 Program." To prove his point he has challenged any casino in the world to do just that, stand up to the program at Blackjack. If the casinos losses the challenge, they are out $500,000. If the casino wins, beating Scott at Blackjack, they get the rights to the Playing21.com web site and the Playing 21 Computer Program to do as they wish. They will own it. As Scott says, "Why pass up on an easy $500,000 when you get the chance!" (Note: Someone recently asked me that if I could beat any casino in the world, then I could beat the Card Shuffling Machines then. Unfortunately not. Just as if you cannot vary your bet at least by minimum 3 units, $1 to $3, we just are not winning. Other than that I believe we are good to go!)