Amazing Book of Backgammon A title in which an experienced
Jon Tremaine teacher of backgammon explains
£25.00 Pub: 1995 125pp how to master the game.
ID: X12248
Backgammon Boot Camp In a series of articles first appearing
Walter Trice online at
GammonVillage.com, Trice
£50.00 Pub: 2004 339pp covers every aspect of the game.
ID: X2684
Backgammon Games and Aims to turn all casual players into
Strategies full-fledged backgammon experts.
Nicolaos Tzannes & Basil Tzannes
£22.95 Pub: 2001 267pp ID: X1776
How Good Are You At If you already play backgammon,
Backgammon? don’t you sometimes wonder how
Nicolaos Tzannes & Basil Tzannes good you really are? Well, this book
£8.99 Pub: 2001 113pp ID: X1810 is your chance to really find out.
New Ideas in Backgammon A collection of problems that tests the
Kit Woolsey & Hal Heinrich ability of even the best human players,
£59.95 Pub: 2000 336pp yet provides instructive lessons for
ID: X12689 everyone from beginner to expert.
Understanding Backgammon: A great collection of backgammon
Lessons for Serious Players problems to test yourself and a
Kit Woolsey & Tami Jones useful tool for taking your game to
£48.00 Pub: 2003 308pp ID: X12769 the next level.
BLACKJACK
Risk and Reward:
The Science of Casino Blackjack
N. Richard Werthamer
£44.95 Pub: 2009 142pp
ID: X12779
For those with mathematical training intrigued by its
application to this popular game as well as all players
seeking to improve their performance.
Professional Blackjack
Stanford Wong
£14.95 Pub: 1994 352pp
ID: X749
Thorough, accurate, easy to understand.
The best overall card-counting syllabus on the market.
The ideal player’s manual.
Playing Blackjack to Win Easy-to-understand guide to blackjack’s
Roger Baldwin & Wilbert Cantey basic strategy and card counting.
£9.95 Pub: 2008 160pp
ID: X12483
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