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The Winner's Guide to Casino Gambling

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The definitive guide to the best strategies at the gambling table-now in a fully revised and updated fourth edition

Long recognized as the gambler's bible, The Winner's Guide to Casino Gambling has been completely revised and expanded to include new rules and strategies for every major game in the casino, including several popular new ones. This entirely updated fourth edition remains the most authoritative and comprehensive book in its field, bringing gambling expert Edwin Silberstang's professional secrets and expertise into the twenty-first-century casino.

The Winner's Guide to Casino Gambling can literally replace a shelf full of guides to individual games-each chapter is a book of its own. Silberstang shows readers
- the best strategies to beat multiple-deck blackjack, including
simple but powerful card-counting methods
- how to exploit the free-odds wager in craps to minimize
the house edge
- ways to win at the most popular video poker games
- the secrets to the new casino games, such as Three Card Poker
and Let It Ride®
- what games to play where for the best odds
o a winning approach to thinking as a gambler, worth the cost
of the entire book

496 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1980

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January 1, 2010
Very good descriptions of casino games, including tactics (where applicable). Really enjoyed his descriptions of the games from the casino's perspective. His explanations of odds were very helpful.

Scattered throughout are personal anecdotes of a lifetime spent gambling. I'm not a gambler (just fascinated by games in general), but I still thoroughly enjoyed this useful book.
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