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Everything the slot player needs to know
Everything the slot player needs to know
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It is no over-exaggeration to say that Frank Scoblete's Break the One-Armed Bandits was and still is a groundbreaking book about slot machines. Another book suited for both beginning and experienced slot players, this one does not hold back on anything that will help save or win more money in the casino. Frank Scoblete could arguably be called the most prolific and best-selling writer of gaming books in the world. Having contributed to over thirty different publications, Frank Scoblete has a lot to say about gambling - and he knows what he is talking about. His most popular books are Beat the Craps Out of the Casino and Win and Break the One-Armed Bandits. As you might gather from the titles alone, he has a terrific sense of humor, which invariably makes reading his books fun and entertaining. Break the One-Armed Bandits is an easy read. At under 200 pages, it is surprising to think that so much information on slot machines could be written. However, Scoblete digs deep to bring you insider information that most gamblers know nothing about. The book is excellently formatted in that only the first twenty pages are used to explain the history and inner workings of slot machines - Everything else is geared to developing playing strategies and money management. Undoubtedly, the best part of the book is when Scoblete reveals the industry secret of where casinos place their loose and tight machines. You may be saying, "Ya right"; However, if you peruse through the book reader reviews (Amazon.com is a good place to start) you will begin to see that Scoblete knows something that most of us do not. In addition to two chapters solely devoted to Expert Slots Strategy (one of which shares a sound and practical money management strategy) Scoblete shares his personal observations garnered from years of experience and success in the casino. He also explains the differences between pertinent machines, debunks slot superstitions, explains the role of the IRS, warns players how to spot slot scams and gimmicks, and teaches how to stretch out the House Edge. The large percentage of high ratings for this book is phenomenal. And while it is true that Scoblete's charm and skillful writing technique is largely responsible for keeping readers happy, the insider information truly stands on its own. Gamblers across the board report that when using Scoblete's tips and strategy, they are winning more money at the slot machines.
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