Just like, there are some books that have the capability of changing one's perspective towards life and can be considered what we call, "must-reads"; we have made a comprehensive list of five such "must-reads" books on recreational betting and its strategies which can give the readers an overall idea of what to expect from this industry.
Sharp Sports Betting by Stanford Wong
It starts from the absolute basics like how to place bets, how to estimate a win and even the general sports betting terminologies.
Wong does not hold back on any of the details and focuses on American football in this 400-page-long book.
In contrast, he says, a practical statistician needs a sound understanding of how baseball, poker, elections or other uncertain processes work, which measures are useful, etc.
Mathletics combines fun math problems with instances from actual games, teams, and players, along with personal experiences that Winston shares from his work as a sports consultant.
One of the popular tactics covered in this book is "fading the public" and the difficulty faced by popular bettors to get money down on games once they become profitable.
In addition to these, he also shares a couple of insider tips on how to score higher at tables, identifying which casino games should be avoided, and how to gain a legal advantage over the house.Buy Now:
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