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The Winner's Guide to Casino Gambling

Long recognized as the gambler's "bible," The Winner's Guide to Casino Gambling  is the  most comprehensive book in its field, covering blackjack, craps, roulette, baccarat, keno, slots, the side games, video poker, and others.

You will

• How to play such games as Caribbean Stud Poker, Let It Ride®, Chuck-A-Luck, and others
• What theme casinos in Las Vegas, such as the MGM Grand, Luxor, and Treasure Island, mean for Gamblers
• Which states have Native American reservation casinos, and which games are offered there
• Where you can get in on riverboat gambling along the Mississippi and other great American waterways, how and where you can play the new electronic games

a glossary of terms for each game, tips on self-control and money management, casino etiquette, methods of protecting your winnings, and much more—all supplemented with solid, timeless techniques to slant the odds in your favor and make you a winner! 

"A must-read book, written by the man many consider to be the greatest authority on gambling in the world."— Gambling Times Magazine

"Edwin Silberstang knows more about gambling from the inside and outside than any of the other current writers on the subject. I wholeheartedly recommend his expert advice."—John Luckman, Publisher, Gambler's Book Club

480 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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