| How to Be Treated Like a High Roller Even Though You're Not One |  | Author: Robert Renneisen
Publisher: High-Top Sports Productions
Category: Book
Buy Used: $14.58
Avg. Customer Rating:  2 reviews
Format: Import
Media: Audio Cassette
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.1
ISBN: 1567030289
EAN: 9781567030280
ASIN: 1567030289
Publication Date: June 1994
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Condition: Good book on tape set in original sleeve. Box has some wear. Fully guaranteed. Most orders shipped from IL. USA within 24 hours.
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 This book was the pits March 4, 1999
24 out of 27 found this review helpful
This book does not tell you anything about what the title of the book suggests. It basically was meant for people who never stepped into a casino. For those of you who expects to get pointers on what to do in order to get more comps, don't bother buying this book. It doesn't even give the most basic strategy about how to improve your comp. By this, I mean that it doesn't even tell you that when you are playing at a table game, to tell the dealer to hold your spot while you go to the restroom. For those of you who don't know this, the reason is simple. While you are gone, your play is still being recorded for a good amount of time until they stop holding your spot. I am going to be returning this book today. So don't bother wasting your money on it
 Good information for the gambler, particularly the novice August 2, 1998
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
This book provides a good view of the gambling indurstry from a person who lives it every day. The author is the President and CEO of the Claridge Casino Hotel, my favorite establishment in Atlantic City. The book explains in overview fashion the process by which casinos decide who to give free gifts to (such as a free room or a free meal). It explains what the casino looks for, how it makes its evaluations, and how to take advantage of that process. There is also a section about newer table games, such as Carribean Stud.
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