Gambler's Paradise: Lost & Found

[Wild Bill]

This FREE eBook is a collection of rare facts, legends, myths, curiosities and tips from experts surrounding traditional gambling activities. Included are fascinating and amazing stories and accounts that focus the historical and current gambling world of poker, roulette, blackjack, craps, slot machines, sports betting, horse racing and the lottery.

Gambling and wagering are pastimes that have been documented since the advent of recorded history. Starting with the Chinese over 5,000 years ago and migrating through the Egyptians, the Greeks, Romans, East Indians, Western Europeans, the Wild West to today, this eBook details some of the oddest and most unusual events in the gambling world. From the discovery and use of a plant seed for an early version of dice to the first jockey to win the Kentucky Derby (FYI—an African American jockey), this eBook lists some quick, easy to read facts that will both entertain and educate.

Subjects such as Poker Annie, the first women to break into the Wild West’s gambling parlor and how winning lotto players pick there numbers are reviewed. Over 2 dozen Factoids list little known tidbits such as who standardized and printed the first deck of cards to why the house has a greater advantage if you play on an American roulette wheel verses a European wheel. Stories of the Man who Broke The Bank at Monte Carlo to the Computer Group that won over $13.9 million in two years at sports betting are covered. We have uncovered the most interesting and intriguing vignettes surrounding the genre no matter what area of gambling you are interested in from the “sport of kings” to why you should study at MIT to learn to play Blackjack.

Also included are explanations of the game of craps and tables that present you with the odds and house advantages. There are tips from experts available on perfecting your skills and "how to host a poker party". If you are involved with charitable events, there is even a way to help you design raffles and bingo tournaments for your favorite aid organization.

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Please go to http://www.lucky711.info/paradise.htm to register and get your FREE eBook chock full of fascinating stories and useful tips surrounding the Gambling world. Get your FREE Bonus about " The Top 10 Things that The Casinos Don’t Want You to Know about Their Slot Machines” when you register. Enjoy!

[SlotMonster]

In what format is this book?
PDF? LRF? FB2? TXT? DOC?

[Magnum]

I think that .exe file is not safe.
I won't download it because we don't need a .exe for an eBook.

[Wild Bill]

HI All:

I know that many folks consider an .exe download to be very risky. Unfortuneatley, this is the format that the eBook authors selected and i am stuck with it.

I promise you that there are no viruses, but understand your hesitation. If you would like to review the book, just send me an email at customerservice@lucky711.info and i will email you a copy in PDF.

I hope that you enjoy reading it as much as i did writing it

Thanks again

Wild Bill

[swampwitch]

Unfortuneatley, this is the format that the eBook authors selected and i am stuck with it.

I hope that you enjoy reading it as much as i did writing it

You're contradicting yourself. Who exactly wrote it?

[Wild Bill]

Hi Swampwitch:

I guess that I was unclear regarding the origin of the eBook. I wrote it and the eBook software author is eBookPro Software. They are the ones that compile the book after it is written and choose the format for delivery--which is an .exe format.

I did a lot of research on eBook software and these guys seem to have more features and also an easier process for creating and delivering the eBook.

Hope this clears up the matter. Please take a look. I think you will be entertained.

Wild Bill

[swampwitch]

Thanks for clearing that up.