Gambling Books Anyone?
There are a lot of gambling players who would like to purchase gambling books but do not know which to buy. Here are some suggestions you could follow to help you decide.
If you want an entertaining read on gambling, then try Barney Vinson's Ask Barney. This book is full of humor, and funny stories of a gambling fanatic who has been in the gambling world for over thirty years of his life. But do not mistake this book for being just plain funny, it is also educational at the same time. After all who would you listen to but a person who has spent a huge part of his life gambling?
For those who go for the book's style, then Beating the Casinos at their Own Game is the ideal book. This gambling book by Peter Svoboda is very stylish with its glossy cover and colored images and nice paper. One word to describe this gambling book is classy. This book was designed for gambling beginners. It spells out the basics of gambling, the rules and some advices, which according to some gambling experts should not be followed. This is because some of the advices are wrong and would make you lose rather than win, so better leave the advices alone. The language used in this book is very easy to understand because as have said before, this was made for beginners. It gives out a step-by-step breakdown of the gambling games which players would need to know. Other than the style, there is not much more to it. Do not by this book if you are an advanced player, you might get bored. This is not the gambling book for you.
If you want a more intellectually-challenging read, then try Finding the Edge which was edited by William Eadington, Olaf Vancura, and Judy Collins. This is more professional than the other gambling books, because this is a selection of studies on gambling. This book is heavy on math, so those who are planning to read this must have the mathematical edge to fully grasp the book. It is obvious that the book has been a result of tremendous effort, and do not expect it to be as simple as other gambling books. The language used in this gambling book is not for the beginners. It may not be even fit for some of the advance players, that is how difficult it is to read.
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