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Casino Management Books<\/p>\n

But the book has other value, too, not just an anecdotal recount of a legendary game. For all intents and purposes, he remains a bit elusive, and when trying to replicate his unlikely success, many have failed. Ask Findlay, and he tells you that he has a special talent to read sports events in a way that nobody else does. Nolan Dalla has done justice to the man and player, capturing both his genius and tragic and unfortunate end.<\/p>\n

Many of the other articles are rather esoteric in nature, and are extremely math heavy. It wouldn’t be appropriate to review my own book, so I suggest checked the reviews at Amazon. Gambling 102 was rated the 4th best gambling book at casinoonline.co.uk.<\/p>\n

More Books From This Author: Marten Jensen<\/h2>\n

The book tells the story of a mathematician who taught himself to count cards in blackjack, predict stock patterns and turn his understanding of the way the world spins into his fortune. Konnikova didn\u2019t just write an account of what it is to be a poker player, the specific gambling game she focused on but also proved that achieving a deeper understanding is quite possible. First off, Schwartz shares the histories of some of the most popular card games and how they work. He then goes into detail about renowned gamblers like Voltaire, the French author who figured how to win at the lottery and won 9 million Francs. But on the other hand, he also talks about Fyodor Dostoyevsky and others who lost vast sums of money by using unwise tactics.<\/p>\n