“Omaha High-Low Poker: How to Win at the Lower Limits” by Shane Smith and Don Vines: Just because you aren’t actually competing on television for millions of dollars in the pot doesn’t mean you can’t learn from the pros. Here is a guide especially designed for beginners.
“Girls’ Guide to Poker” by Eliza Burnett: Girls like poker night too; so slip into your cocktail dress, adorn your fingers with fabulous bling and blind your opponents with glamour. And also discover the inside scoop on how to play killer poker the sweet, ladylike way.
“Jackpot Nation: Rambling and Gambling Across Our Landscape of Luck” by Richard Hoffer: Gambling is one of the United States’ most popular form of adult entertainment. Is it also a problem?
This title examines the gambling industry, from state lotteries designed to supplement needed taxes to small-time fundraising raffles.
“Easy Casino Gambling: Winning Strategies for the Beginner” by Gayle Mitchell: Wow! This title has it all, Internet games, bingo, sports betting, roulette, slots, wager management and recommendations for the best casinos in the U.S., Canada and the international scene. Approach European games such as baccarat with confidence and the correct pronunciation.
“Hats and Eyeglasses: A Family Love Affair with Gambling” by Martha Frankel: What’s it like to be born into a family of gamblers? Author Frankel discusses the gambling landscape played out in a domestic setting where the Wednesday night poker night was sacrosanct and home was where the full hearts were.
