Edward O. Thorp's groundbreaking book, "Crack the Dealer," revolutionized gambling in the early 1970s. Thorp, a mathematician and professor, meticulously analyzed the probabilities of blackjack and developed a strategy that could guarantee player winnings. His innovative system involved card counting, which allowed players to follow the composition

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