consummate no-nonsense fundamentals sharpshooter

books:

Render Unto Caesar: Serving the Nation by Living our Catholic Beliefs in Political Life

20 reviews
Charles J. Chaput

Doubleday, 2008

Caesar never had it so good.
This book is vital for Catholics, Christians and anyone with serious religious beliefs confused about whether and how to bring their religion into the public square.

Scarne on dice,

5 reviews
John Scarne

Stockpole Co, 1962

Greatest Authority of the Game - Wonderful, Wonderful
John Scarne is the master when it comes to all types of gambling. If you want to learn the best way of understanding what the true "odds" of the game are, read his books. He goes into detail about how people cheat at the games and what to do. His argument about different methods of play are very accurate in showing you how you will eventially lose. I have always played the game using the "true ...

No-Nonsense Craps: The Consummate Guide to Winning at the Crap Table

11 reviews
Richard Orlyn

RMJ Publishing, 2008

Fantastic
This book was just that, No-Nonsense. The author presented the game of craps in a way that a beginner can easily learn. He then gave his own strategy of playing craps that is also easy to learn along with other tips about the game and gambling in general. The author does not set out to claim he will make you rich at gambling. He, instead, presented a way to have fun a craps while also having the ...

The Smarter Bet Guide to Craps: Everything You Need to Play Craps Like a Pro (Smarter Bet Guides)

6 reviews
Basil Nestor

Sterling, 2003

Basil Nestor Knows His Subject
Basil Nestor is a fine writer who really knows his subject and this book demonstrates that. Nestor explains clearly and concisely which are the best bets, how to manage your money, and how to have the best chance to win at the game if you are not a golden touch craps dice controller. Nestor is one of the new breed of gambling writers who has a flair for language and knows how to instruct at ...

Craps Across America - A Boomers Guide to the Gaming Life

9 reviews
Don Favero

E-BookTime, LLC, 2006

finally understood craps
I tried craps several times at casinos and always watched my money disappeared quickily while others won tons. I knew there must be some betting stategy I was missing. This book explained several different strategies in a way I could understand. Can't wait to get back to the tables in Vegas. And I'll remember to set my limit at $60 bucks a day.

Sharpshooter Craps

5 reviews
Frank Scoblete

Paone Pr, 1997

Great Tape for Reviewing 5-Count Strategy
If you want a thorough explanation of the Captain's 5-Count this is the tape for you. The very best gambling tape I have ever listened to.

Dice Angel

113 reviews
Brian Rouff

Hardway Pr, 2002

A Page Turner
Having spent the last 25 years in Las Vegas I can attest that Brian Rouff knocked this one out of the ball park. I could swear that I know some of these people. The characters are so intriguing that we want to know them better. I hope that this will become a series because one seldom encounters so pleasant a read. The narrative is honest and refreshing and he captures Vegas Noir with style and ...

So you wanna be a gambler!: Advanced craps (Learn how to win)

5 reviews
John Patrick

Gambler, 1989

Hands down the best book on craps!
This is by far the best book ever written on craps. Patrick's style of writing is easy to read and very often entertaining. He gives detailed examples of different systems to use at the table. He not only describes the proper moves to make but also explains the reasoning behind each bet. Patrick briefly talks about the different bets available to a craps players and then jumps right into an ...

Wading Through The Crap: How to Start Living The Successful Life You Have Always Wanted

12 reviews
James L. Clark

New Road Publishers, 2003

Just good stuff!
Word of mouth is the best form of marketing; that's why I purchased and read this book. A good friend of mine told me about it, and I am pleased that he did. Even more so I am glad that I took his advice and actually read it. If you are a realist and down-to-earth kind of person who is looking for advice that is both practical and motivating, I would encourage you to read this book too. I ...

Craps 101: Fundamentals and Strategies for All Players

5 reviews
Michael S. Skaff

First Page Publications, 2005

The "Must Have" Book for Craps!
This book was fantastic - easy to read, not too long and filled with all the information any person needs to be able to play the game of craps. If you've ever been confused about the basic rules of craps, or if you want to hone your skills, this book provides basic strategies that will work for all players. I am not a very mathematically inclined person, but I found Dr. Skaff's explanations ...

The Angry Plumber and Other Woefully True Bathroom Calamities

1 review
Dr. B.M. Krysis

Trafford Publishing, 2006

Laughing out LOUD!
A friend of mine has already got this book directly from Trafford, the publisher. I read a couple of chapters, and laughed myself silly. While the "end" of each story is necessarily similar, Dr. Krysis has done a masterful job at putting incredible, situational detail into each chapter. The other thing that's so remarkable about this book, is that it details a truly universal issue. I mean, if ...

Crap Towns: The 50 Worst Places to Live in the UK

2 reviews
Sam Jordison, Dan Kieran

Macmillan UK, 2003

"How I dearly wish I was not here..."
Anyone who has had the good fortune to travel to the UK will hit many of the great sights and cities - London, Edinburgh, York, Durham, Bath and more. But in your quick travels you may have wondered what the British locals feel about those unassuming or even visually disagreeable towns you zip past by train or drive through to get to Stonehenge, the Lake District, Glencoe, Glasgow, searching for ...

Craps 101

3 reviews
Michael S. Skaff

Michael S. Skaff, Ph.D., 2005

Excellent! Professor of Mathematics teaches winning craps strategies!
From basic fundamentals to winning strategies, Dr. Skaff leads players of any level to a greater understanding of the game. The fundamentals, including odds and probability are clearly explained so the rules are easy to follow. If you have ever wondered about the science behind successful odds strategies you have to read this book! Then he goes beyond the basics to explore different ...

Family Guy: A Big Book O' Crap

2 reviews
Matt Fleckenstein

Devil's Due Publishing, 2006

Quahog Forever!
Homelessness, Illegal Immigration, The War on Terror: Serious subjects that deserve respect...Unless you are part of the Griffin family. In that case, expect political incorrectness, buffoonery, and people acting like idiots. First, we have Peter the patriarch. He is loud, obnoxious, not too bright, overweight, overbearing, guaranteed to do or say the wrong thing at the wrong time, yet ...

Winning Casino Craps, 2nd Edition (Winning Casino Craps)

2 reviews
Edwin Silberstang

Random House Puzzles & Games, 2007

This levels the playing field
Or at least gets it as level as you can. The advice and systems are easy to follow and will help you minimize your losses and maximize your profits at what is easily the funnest game in a casino. Used it to run $40 up to $800 at the Union Plaza one afternoon and it was the best time I've ever had in Las Vegas (results may vary.....).

Cut the CRAP and Resolve Your Problems

2 reviews
David R. Cox, Donald A. Sanders

DC Press, 2002

Great book
"Cut the CRAP and Resolve Your Problems" is one of, if not the best, self-help books of the past 5 years (That is -- besides the book I wrote, THE PROCRASTINATOR'S HANDBOOK.) Why? Because it delivers on its promise of being a simple yet compelling process to help each of us achieve our goals. What Drs. Cox and Sanders have done is to distill into four easy to remember words, the four things ...

Feng Shui, Craps, and Superstitions: The Martial Arts Approach to Winning at Craps

3 reviews
Wilfrido M., M.D. Sy

iUniverse, 2004

It's bad luck to be superstitious, but . . .
A lifetime of experience at the craps tables meets the Martial Way head-on in Dr. Sy's groundbreaking new book, Feng Shui, Craps, and Superstitions - The Martial Arts Approach to Winning at Craps. Are some casinos luckier for players than others? How about the dice tables themselves? Are some better than others? And why is it that some players are natural hot shooters while others are ...

Crap: A Guide to Politics

2 reviews
Terry Arthur

Continuum International Publishing Group, 2007

Political Crap Spans The Globe
This gem of a book rips into political crap- the nonsense our politicos routinely spout to us. Based on direct quotations, its twelve chapters are arranged according to the nature of the crap rather than the subject matter; crap on education, for example is to be found in several chapters (Newspeak Crap, Contradictory Crap, Illogical Crap, Cheeky Crap, and so on). It maintains a running ...

The Westwood Redneck Talks Crap

2 reviews
Westwood Redneck

CreateSpace, 2007

westwoods book
The Westwood Redneck Talks Crap I ORDERED THIS BOOK BECAUSE IT'S FROM A TRUE BLUE TEXAN, MY SISTER TERRI GOT TO IT BEFORE ME, SO I AM GONNA ORDER MY OWN, ANYTHING FROM WESTWOOD REDNECK , GOTTA BE GOOD

The Official Turd Book: A Bathroom Guide to Poop, Squat, Crap, Dookie, and Butt Nuggets

4 reviews
Melvin Samples

July Publishing, 2003

Poop-tacular, yet not stinky
Rorschach gave us the inkblot test. Mr. Samples gives us turds. If the inkblot test is the second most commonly used forensic assessment in modern psychology, then I move to make Mr. Samples' Guide the first. Truly, a universe of information can be gleaned from the identification of our defecation. I find it my privilege--and my duty--to recommend this sparkling example of fine literary crap to ...

search for books
consummate, fundamentals, no-nonsense, sharpshooter, superstitions

Impressum / about us