Slots : Praying to the God of Chance

from Dabble58

To misquote Dorothy Parker, "This is not a (book) to be tossed aside lightly. It should be thrown with great force." The premise is interesting. Casinos as the new church. The author has experience in neurophysiology and psychiatry. Surely he has an inside view of what lures people to casinos and...

from Dabble58

To misquote Dorothy Parker, "This is not a (book) to be tossed aside lightly. It should be thrown with great force." The premise is interesting. Casinos as the new church. The author has experience in neurophysiology and psychiatry. Surely he has an inside view of what lures people to casinos and...

from Archivist13

As far as what has been written on the subject of gambling and slot machines in particular, SLOTS does not offer much that has not already been written. David V. Forrest presents this subject of slot machines, and the people who play them in a jumbled manner. In some respects, this is simply a li...

from Grizzly21

This book was not what I was expecting it to be. I couldn't get into any of the sections. It would probably be a good book for someone that whats to know how the machines work and how the probabilities are calculated. Just not what I was looking to read. Hope the next person enjoys the book thoug...

from Dabble58

This review was written for LibraryThing Early Reviewers.To misquote Dorothy Parker, "This is not a (book) to be tossed aside lightly. It should be thrown with great force."The premise is interesting. Casinos as the new church. The author has experience in neurophysiology and psychiatry. Surely h...