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Gambling Strategies

Book Title: The New Gambler's Bible: How to Beat the Casinos, the Tracks, Your Bookie, and Your Buddies.
This book teaches gambling strategies for a variety of games.
by Arthur S Reber.
Paperback: 400 pages.

Review: This is a gambling book that looks at strategies in a realistic fashion. The first thing it does is to divide the games into those you can win in the long run (Blackjack (Barely), Poker, Sports Betting, etc) and those that you must lose in the long run (roulette, craps, baccarat, etc).

The book then explains the strategies of each game in detail. It explains why progression betting systems don't work long-term, and why money management is psychological, not mathematical. For all the simple games (baccarat, roulette, etc) it provides all you'll ever need to know. For more complicated games like poker and blackjack, it provides all that most people will ever need to know and a firm basis for the serious student. In the world of BS gambling books, this is a breath of fresh air.

Synopsis: This book offers gambling strategies for a variety of games, including roulette, baccarat, blackjack, keno, poker, lotteries, sports betting, and horse racing. It also explains gaming theory and discusses betting, intuition, bankroll management, and cheating.

From the Author about his thoughts on games, gambling, and life: I put this book together mainly because I was annoyed with the existing works on gambling. For the most part they were either flat-out wrong (e.g., all those books telling you how you can win at craps--you can't) or they are so specialized that they only give decent advice about one or two games.

I also wanted to have some fun. In my real life I'm a professor of psychology and virtually all of my writing is esoteric, highly specialized and deals with arcane areas in cognitive psychology and the philosophy of mind. Ah, but give me the choice between addressing a group of academics or sitting down in a $20/40 Hold 'em game and I choose poker!