Guerrilla Gambling: How to Beat the Casinos at Their Own Games!

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Summary: Excellent Book for Casino Gamblers
Review: This book was excellent and taught me a lot. It is also fun to read. I recommend this to anyone interested in learning the truth about casino games and how to effectively play them. The author is very good writer.

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Summary: The Accolades Are Deserved
Review: The reviews on this page that say this is the best gambling book ever written are accurate. Once you have read this book it makes all the other comprehensive gambling books pale in comparison. Scoblete is just such a fine writer that he sweeps you up into the world of the casinos and he also gives you the strategies that can make your casino experience a winning one. I can't praise this book enough.

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Summary: Guerrilla Gambling
Review: This is without a doubt the best, most comprehesive book on general gambling techniques for all of the major casino games. Frank Scoblete truly knows what he writes about, he gives the reader more than just a generic basic strategy to follow. He truly knows how to play and win in the casino. He also knows how to explain every major casino game so that even a beginner can go to the casino with a true feeling of confidence. The author has also written other more in depth books that focus in on specific games. All of is books are written in an easy reader fiendly style. I especially liked the chapter in Guerrilla Gambling about a day in the life of the guerilla gambler. It is a true account of what happend to him on a typical day in Las Vegas. It is written in a diary like fasion and shows the ups and downs of a typical day at the casinos and teaches the hit and run method that can make you a successsful gambler. This is without a doubt, a must read for player of all skill levels, it not only teaches the basics but also teaches a few tricks of the trade that are invaluable in the casino. Don't go to Las Vegas without reading this book, its worth its weight in gold, and if a particular game interests you find one of his other books that focusses entirely on that game. It is an investment that only a fool would pass up. Frank Scoblete is truly the best gaming author that I have ever come across.

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Summary: Best I Ever Read
Review: I have read many gambling books, many by the supposed giants in the field such as Scarne, but Frank Scoblete's Guerrilla Gambling is the very best book I have ever read in the gambling field. It has excellent strategies but more important, it has the psychological aspects written as never written before. Scoblete really explores what the casinos do to players to get the mathematical AND the psychological edge. The book is just loaded with first-rate information and Scoblete's chapter titled "A Day in the Life of a Guerrilla Gambler" is the single best chapter I have ever read about gambling in any book anywhere. This is a masterpiece!

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Summary: Best Gaming Book Ever Written By Anyone!
Review: This book was great. Strategies, psychology, great stories. I read it twice! This is the best ever.

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Summary: Fantastico!
Review: Gran comparacion sobre una guerrilla y el juego en el casino.Le la a uno las armas para atacarlo,cubre todos los juegos de azar dentro del casino.De lo mejor que he leido sobre casino

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Summary: The Best Book for Strategies and Games
Review: This is a complete guide to just about every casino game there is. It also has some of the greatest "guerrilla" strategies ever written about. Scoblete's diary about the "Day in the Life of a Guerrilla Gambler" is good enough to be a movie. This is a must read book for all players of casino games. Don't go to a casino without reading this!

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Summary: Incredible Book
Review: This is the best gambling book I have ever read and I have now read 78 books on the subject. Scoblete is just a fine writer who understands the games and the psychology of the players and casinos. If you haven't read this book you are missing out on the best of the best.

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Summary: Good overall book
Review: This is a fun, feel good book for the weekend gambler. His "take em for all they're worth" chapter gives excellent advice for getting comped. Also, the us vs them tone of the book makes you feel there really is a chance to beating the casino. But, constant references to an AP, makes this book a little too chummy. Also a relatively short section on roulette, my game. And too a large section on games I'll never play, slots. But still a good gambling book.

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Summary: Great Book
Review: This is a great book in every respect: strategies, stories, analysis and recommendations.