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1001 Great Gambling Tips
Paperback / softback
Main Details
Title |
1001 Great Gambling Tips
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Authors and Contributors |
By (author) Graham Sharpe
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Physical Properties |
Format:Paperback / softback | Pages:240 | Dimensions(mm): Height 198,Width 129 |
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Category/Genre | Gambling - theories and methods |
ISBN/Barcode |
9781843440437
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Classifications | Dewey:795 |
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Publishing Details |
Publisher |
Oldcastle Books Ltd
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Imprint |
High Stakes Publishing
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Publication Date |
23 October 2008 |
Publication Country |
United Kingdom
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Description
Sharpe has recruited some of the great and good of the gambling world to divulge their favourite betting suggestions, hints, tips, and strategies. Sharpe also tracks down the best punting pointers, delving into the darkest corners, nooks and crannies of gambling lore in the process. Whether readers are into racing, dogs, sports betting, exchanges, spread betting, poker or any other type of gambling opportunity, they'll find plenty in this unique book to benefit and enhance their own style of betting.
Author Biography
Graham Sharpe is 70 years old, without any discernible medical qualifications, other than personal exposure to acne, cartilage & gallbladder removal, oh - and prostate cancer. A journalist by trade, he made a name - of sorts - for himself by spending almost half a century publicising bookmakers William Hill, winning awards along the way, and creating one himself - the world's most prestigious and richest sports-based literary prize, the William Hill Sports Book of the Year. For 60+ years a Luton Town and Wealdstone FC fan, 58 of those as a vinyl record collector, in which guise he wrote the well received Oldcastle title, Vinyl Countdown, Graham has been for 46 years married to long-suffering Sheila, been for 40 years a Dad of two, and for 5 years a grandfather. He hopes this is far from his last book...
ReviewsRead This: Sound advice before you vow to give up on the gee-gees on January 1. The recommendation 'Back Pakistan to win every Karachi Test match' is probably a good starting point * The Times * There are elements that could benefit any gambler, whether novices, weekend punters or full-time experts * Racing Post * One for the hardcore hustler * Zoo Magazine * Graham Sharpe's collection of insider tips and pearls of gambling wisdom will give you a super little heads-up * Sport Magazine *
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