Vegas Bookshop

[c'mon guys]

I have forgotten the name of the Gambling Bookshop in Vegas. Can someone help me with this..and the url if you have it?

Thanks guys..

[Jeff]

http://www.gamblersbookclub.com/

[jinxbebe]

Going to Vegas in June

Anything a must buy from The Book store?

Thanks
jinxbebe

[Jeff]

The book store is about the size of a one car garage.......but you could spend a couple of hours in there checking out the different books.

Start with buying any of Huey Mahls books. They are small, and go for 2 bucks apiece, but it's probably the best 2 bucks you could spend. The info is still good!

[c'mon guys]

I am going over their index list for 'mathematical probability'. This is a topic i am very much interested in.

Any suggestions as far as that subject goes?

[sportshobby]

I enjoyed "The Better Bettor", by Toth.

But if you really want a full dose on mathematical probability, get a copy of "The Theory of Gambling and Statistical Logic", by Epstein (1977). It's out of print but you can usually get one through Amazon.com's out-of-print book service. College level, and not light reading.

[Jeff]

Here's some titles to try along those lines.....

Sportsbetting on the edge by Tarbot

Getting the best of if by David Sklansky

Gambling Theory by Mason Malmuth

Gambling Ramblings by Peter Griffin

The 1st one I mentioned deals specifically with the mathematics of gambling as they pertain to Sportsbetting and money management......the others deal with all forms of gambling, however the logic/knowledge can obviously be applied to sportsbetting......

[jinxbebe]

Thanks for your input people

[AussieVamp2]

It would be also useful to get yourself an introduction to statistics whether the late high school or university level depends on you. Probability texts are often separated from these too.