The Book On Bookies: An Inside Look At A Successful Sports Gambling Operation

The first thing to make clear about this book is that it is meant to cover sports betting from the bookie's side, not the players, and is therefore very definitely NOT about how to make money betting sports. I have no idea what book the reviewers talking about how this made them better gamblers are talking about, unless they mean to say that they quit playing after reading it (a very reasonable course of action).

The second thing is that there are a few technical details on the lines that are inaccurate or out of date. Further, the idea of manually grading 150-200 customers, many of them playing multiple games and non-straight bets, is a joke in the year 2006. Doing this yourself is nuts, giving it to a clerk (who the author assumes will rob him blind given the chance) doesn't seem like an ideal option either.

Finally, the author in trying to come off clever or hip or wise or whatever his attitude is supposed to convey comes off instead as a 24-carat butt hole, with his utter and complete contempt for gamblers (his customers). Despite all admonitions to keep it professional and courteous in treatment of those making him money, his disgust and condescension drips off page after page, eventually becoming quite annoying.

If you are a gambler, the only point in reading this book is as a form of intervention. If you are a bookie, you learn little or nothing. If you are neither, it is an unusual glimpse into the mind of ONE bookie, anyhow. Not many books cover this subject from this angle.

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Sports betting 101: Making sense of the bookie business and the business of beating the bookie by Arne K. Lang is one book that you will use for a long time after having bought it, it has something new and worthwhile with each page and every flip of a page will get you deeper understanding of the world of betting. After some time, you will be able to identify with the techniques in the book and will be able to tell for sure, the dark horse among the others that will help you earn your fortune. Sports betting 101: Making sense of the bookie business and the business of beating the bookie by Arne K. Lang should be present on the library stand of every professional bettor. This book is highly recommended.

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