
Danger in the Cards
by Michael MacDougall
A fascinating casebook of true stories from the self-styled "Card Detective" that reveals the inner workings of backroom poker cheats, dice scams, bunco artists, horse race swindles, rigged games of the carnival and midway and much, much more.
Written in a breezy style, "Mickey" MacDougall takes the reader along for an entertaining and informative ride as he consults with casino bosses and card room owners to stamp out cheaters and grifters.
Swindlers take many forms, plying their trade anywhere people gather: aboard trains and cruise ships, at the racetrack, in back alleys, military barracks, hotels, night clubs and even in private homes.
Learn the various swindles and cheats and how to protect yourself. Don't get taken, unlike the victims in the book.
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The purchaser agrees not to use these methods for illegal purposes. Sold for information and entertainment only.
PDF. 263 page revised and expanded version of the 1943 Ziff-Davis first edition. Numerous corrections and edits, plus two new chapters. Edited by B.W. McCarron (author of "The Gambling Magician"). Every word has been reset in crystal clear type for easy reading. $10 US.
Danger in the Cards is available for purchase at Lybrary.com.
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