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Gambling Times Guide to Football Handicapping

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This is a collection of Bob McCune's theories and work from back in the day on how to approach football. It is not that interesting apart from the vaguely humorous style, at times.

If you want something recent and relevant, looks elsewhere, if you want to read about the history and what this subject used to be like, this is ok.

I bought this books years ago, read half of it and put it away. During a spell of Football (betting) Fever I picked it up again and I can easily see why I didn't read it the first time.

I found the book to be more fun to read the second time I picked it up but I still find it a bit thin on hints and advice.

Ergo: A nice read well worth a few bucks but don't expect too much.

This 1984 ground breaker gives the new sports bettor a fighting chance. Get this one, then track down his current works!

I have had this book in my collection for the last 10 years. It was the first book I ever purchased on the subject, and after reading and buying 5 additional, I have to say that this is the best book on football handicapping available. It is pre-Internet, so do not expect to find info on on-line books. It covers most aspects well, and it very easy to understand. Well worth your $5.00.