The 5 Best eBooks About Casinos and Gambling
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I haven't seen the 1995 film Casino, but I've read the book. I'm getting more interested in the world of gambling and non GamStop casinos. The 2006 film based on the Ian Fleming book Casino Royale came out as a book in 1953. It's possible I'll read it too.
Ian Anderson wrote Turning the Tables on Las Vegas in the 1970s. In 2002 he wrote Burning the tables in Las Nevada. Anderson's techniques combine elements of math, psychology, and being mentally and physically healthy to win.
Comped is a 2001 book by Bill Kearney. It's based on a true story. The author spent 15 years researching all the gambling stories and reading all books. He has made the story fictitious because otherwise, every casino would lie before publication.
Bob Dancer is a master of video poker. He has written a book with tips and tricks for beginners.
Playing Blackjack as a Martial Art by Arnold Snyder is a book that teaches you how to play the popular card game. Snyder has been a professional blackjack player himself.
Edward O. Thorp has written a book called Beat the Dealer: A Winning Strategy for the Game of Twenty-One. It has helped generations of blackjack players since it was released in 1966. An e-book of the book was also released last year.
Mike Shacklefold's Gambling 102 is a book about casino games. It's not as comprehensive as the other books on the subject, but it gives the best strategies for the most common casino game.
