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Casino Conquest
$18.95
Author: Frank Scoblete
ISBN: 9781600787089
A step-by-step guide to beating the casino at blackjack, craps, slots, baccarat, roulette, and more, written by one of gambling’s most respected authorities.
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Description
The most comprehensive book ever written about the casinos! Read Frank Scoblete’s Casino Conquest: Beat the Casinos at Their Own Games! Scoblete, the world’s foremost gambling author, reveals myriad tips, tactics and secret techniques for thriving in the world of casino gambling.
Inside you will:
- Learn insider tips at baccarat and mini-baccarat
- Learn the Captain’s 5-Count at Craps
- Learn the Speed Count at Blackjack
- Learn how to get the highest possible return at Slots, Casino War, Sic Bo, Roulette, Keno and even the state lottery!
- Learn the psychology of gambling and common pitfalls to avoid
- Learn Frank’s techniques for setting and throwing the dice at craps to turn the edge in your favor!
- Read entertaining stories about Vegas’ numerous ghosts and ghouls and the world’s biggest winners (and losers) within the realm of casino gambling!
- Learn how to get what you deserve (and sometimes a little bit more!) in comps!
- And much more….
310 Pgs. 2012
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| Weight | 1 lbs |
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