Attention: Recreational Gamblers Cruise the Casinos With Confidence! You Don’t Have To Be A Professional Gambler To Feel Like One. Have you ever walked into a casino and felt like you just stepped into another planet? Did it feel like an alien landscape, one with systems and rules and strict codes of conduct that all the natives somehow knew by heart? Did you get the uneasy sense that everyone seemed to know exactly what to do—except you? Wouldn’t It Be Great To Walk In Like You Owned The Place? How would you like to be a confident gambler? A player who gets respect, looks and acts the part, and above all—never loses his or her cool? Now you can. Finally, you don’t have to be a professional gambler to enjoy the action and excitement of nights on the town in the glamorous world of casino gaming. The Casual Gambler’s Guide to Playing Like a PRO puts you on the fast track to playing the casinos with confidence.

Don’t Be Intimidated.

Casinos can be intimidating places, especially for the gambler who only goes once or twice a year and wants to play for fun—not for a living.

Making the wrong move at the wrong time or the wrong place can mean losing face as well as losing money – it can be flat out embarrassing.

What are the unspoken rules? And how do you learn them—fast?

You could figure it out the hard way. You could risk ruining a great vacation—just because of an innocent mistake like this:

You commit a “faux pas” and get corrected—with the whole room watching.

You pick up your cards and are suddenly hemmed in by security guards.

You can’t figure out why the blackjack dealer who was so friendly yesterday is ignoring you today.

Trial and error is great if you’re the kind of person who likes to throw away time and money, who doesn’t mind being humiliated in public, who’s content to beat his head against different places in the wall until he finds a spot that doesn’t hurt as much.

Learn The Ins and Outs Of Casino Protocol—The Easy Way

The Casual Gambler’s Guide to Playing Like a PRO gives you insider’s tips and tricks for making the most of your time and money, mastering the 5 most popular casino games, and using casino psychology to your advantage.

You’ll learn:

Secrets casinos don’t want you to know

Which games are easiest to learn and how to become a competent player—fast

Who to tip, when, and how much

How to look, how to act, even what to say to come across like James Bond instead of Barney Fife

Take The Guesswork Out Of Gambling

The Casual Gambler’s Guide to Playing Like a PRO includes a crash course in each of the five most popular casino games, complete with examples, tips, and head-start secrets that will help you master the key elements of:

Slots
Blackjack
Roulette
Craps
Baccarat

All five games are explained in plain English and broken down into easy-to-understand steps, complete with illustrations – even cheat sheets!

And you get so much more than a basic rundown on the rules! The Casual Gambler’s Guide also covers:

The best and worst bets for every game
The bet you should never place on a Roulette table, and why
Which casino game requires absolutely impeccable manners
The classic dice-handling mistake most newbies make that screams “Amateur!”
How to decrease the house edge when playing the slots
The “Rule of 39” secret formula for slot machine success
The best casino game for strong, silent types
Why to avoid slot machines with sitcom or movie themes

You’re On Vacation – Not On a Mission

You don’t want to study for weeks, take classes, or memorize complex “systems.”

You just want a clear, easy-to-read guide you can digest in less time than it takes to fly to Vegas.

You’re not interested in deep discussions or analysis of the endless mathematical probabilities that make up the “odds.”

You just want to have fun and feel like you know what you’re doing.

If you’re a serious gambler -- We know there are plenty of other gambling books out there that do an excellent job of dissecting the odds and statistics and percentages and facts and figures.

If you’re a casual gambler -- Someone who plays for the action and entertainment value, someone who rarely gambles more than 2-3 times a year – why work so hard?......