Written by one of the most respected professional sports handicappers in the world, this book is all about how genuine professional gamblers beat football, baseball and basketball. 9"x11", 145 pages, comb bound to lay flat at any page, packed with tip after tip on how to pick winners. Whether you're already making your living as a sports bettor, or if you're an occasional bettor who'd like to profit from your hobby, this book is sure to help. Newly revised and updated for the 21st Century.
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...He's an astute handicapper. Whoever reads this book cannot help but benefit from Bob's knowledge and fine writing. -- Lem Banker, professional handicapper
...[A] must read for any sports bettor, whether professional or part-timer. [O]ne of the most conscientious writers I know. -- Sonny Reizner, retired
...[C]an reveal things it would take years to figure out on your own. "Must reading," for sure. -- J.R. Miller, professional handicapper, author How Professional Gamblers Beat the Pro Football Pointspread
Packed with ideas on how to survive. Both the beginner and the pro will find value in this work. Fascinating stuff. -- Howard Schwartz, marketing director Gambler's Book Club
[O]ne of the most respected professionals in the business, and he proves himself again with this book. ...[A]nother testament to his ability. -- Mort Olshan, editor/publisher The Gold Sheet
...[A] must read for any sports bettor, whether professional or part-timer. [O]ne of the most conscientious writers I know. -- Sonny Reizner, retired
...[C]an reveal things it would take years to figure out on your own. "Must reading," for sure. -- J.R. Miller, professional handicapper, author How Professional Gamblers Beat the Pro Football Pointspread
Packed with ideas on how to survive. Both the beginner and the pro will find value in this work. Fascinating stuff. -- Howard Schwartz, marketing director Gambler's Book Club
[O]ne of the most respected professionals in the business, and he proves himself again with this book. ...[A]nother testament to his ability. -- Mort Olshan, editor/publisher The Gold Sheet
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Author Bob McCune is recognized by Las Vegas insiders as one of the best sports handicappers in the business. He's been on top of his "game" for over 2 decades. He taught sports betting seminars at Community College of Southern Nevada, he's been featured on radio, television, in newspapers and magazines. Bob was Mr. America, 1949, and as a young man excelled in all sports himself. He moved to Las Vegas in 1975 and the rest is history. He quickly recognized the opportunity offered by sports betting, and he quickly became known throughout the sports betting world as a force to reckon with.
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Gambling is thousands of years old, An archetype of man's psyche I am told; The name of the game Is that it remains the same, And there's nothing new to unfold. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
average sports bettor, pointspread records, betting marketplace, most sports bettors, average handicapper, sports betting market, astute handicapper, biggest edge, sports handicapping, good handicapper, high priced athletes, average bettor, win percentage, sports handicapper, betting line, parlay cards, dollar wagered, lick their chops, sports services, money management program, split action, bet size, money wagered, sports books, negative odds Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Las Vegas, Jack Painter, Big Brother, New York, Santa Claus, Lady Luck, Lem Banker, United States, Most Crucial, Gambler's Book Club, Los Angeles, Robert Kennedy, San Francisco, World War New!
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Gambling is thousands of years old, An archetype of man's psyche I am told; The name of the game Is that it remains the same, And there's nothing new to unfold. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
average sports bettor, pointspread records, betting marketplace, most sports bettors, average handicapper, sports betting market, astute handicapper, biggest edge, sports handicapping, good handicapper, high priced athletes, average bettor, win percentage, sports handicapper, betting line, parlay cards, dollar wagered, lick their chops, sports services, money management program, split action, bet size, money wagered, sports books, negative odds Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Las Vegas, Jack Painter, Big Brother, New York, Santa Claus, Lady Luck, Lem Banker, United States, Most Crucial, Gambler's Book Club, Los Angeles, Robert Kennedy, San Francisco, World War New!
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- The Theory of Relativity: & Other Essays by Albert Einstein on page 84, and page 85
- How Professional Gamblers Beat the Pro Football Pointspread by J. R. Miller on page 38, and Back Matter
- Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand on page 72
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