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Summary of Nicholas Pileggi's Casino
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- ISBN8822523029
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- Date de parution25/05/2022
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Résumé
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 Lefty Rosenthal, a baseball player, was raised on Chicago's West Side and became involved in gambling. He was a professional player, and he believed that games were fixed. He knew some basketball players who practiced the art of missing basketball rim shots for hours every day.
#2 I was a kid who was interested in betting on sports.
I would listen to the play-by-play of out-of-town teams, and I would read every newspaper I could get my hands on. I was getting chesty, and I was doing well. #3 I had been waiting for this game. I had been watching it. I had bet Northwestern to beat Michigan State. I had missed the black ineligible player Johnny Green, who went on to be an All-American and professional player. I learned a lesson: I could not trust people to make up my decisions for me. #4 I had spotters working for me who would watch specific players.
I would take their notes, and then fly to the next town where the team played and watch them again. I knew everything there was to know about a certain limited number of games.
I would listen to the play-by-play of out-of-town teams, and I would read every newspaper I could get my hands on. I was getting chesty, and I was doing well. #3 I had been waiting for this game. I had been watching it. I had bet Northwestern to beat Michigan State. I had missed the black ineligible player Johnny Green, who went on to be an All-American and professional player. I learned a lesson: I could not trust people to make up my decisions for me. #4 I had spotters working for me who would watch specific players.
I would take their notes, and then fly to the next town where the team played and watch them again. I knew everything there was to know about a certain limited number of games.
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 Lefty Rosenthal, a baseball player, was raised on Chicago's West Side and became involved in gambling. He was a professional player, and he believed that games were fixed. He knew some basketball players who practiced the art of missing basketball rim shots for hours every day.
#2 I was a kid who was interested in betting on sports.
I would listen to the play-by-play of out-of-town teams, and I would read every newspaper I could get my hands on. I was getting chesty, and I was doing well. #3 I had been waiting for this game. I had been watching it. I had bet Northwestern to beat Michigan State. I had missed the black ineligible player Johnny Green, who went on to be an All-American and professional player. I learned a lesson: I could not trust people to make up my decisions for me. #4 I had spotters working for me who would watch specific players.
I would take their notes, and then fly to the next town where the team played and watch them again. I knew everything there was to know about a certain limited number of games.
I would listen to the play-by-play of out-of-town teams, and I would read every newspaper I could get my hands on. I was getting chesty, and I was doing well. #3 I had been waiting for this game. I had been watching it. I had bet Northwestern to beat Michigan State. I had missed the black ineligible player Johnny Green, who went on to be an All-American and professional player. I learned a lesson: I could not trust people to make up my decisions for me. #4 I had spotters working for me who would watch specific players.
I would take their notes, and then fly to the next town where the team played and watch them again. I knew everything there was to know about a certain limited number of games.
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