World Champion Openings by Eric Schiller
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How to play winning poker by Avery Cardoza
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Backgammon For Serious Players by Bill Robertie
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The Poker Tournament Formula II by Arnold Snyder
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Blackbelt in Blackjack by Arnold Snyder
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Winning chess openings by Bill Robertie
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Winning Chess Tactics by Bill Robertie
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303 tricky chess tactics by Fred Wilson, Bruce Albertson
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51 Chess Openings for Beginners by Bruce Albertson, Bruce Alberston
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Poker Wizards by Dunnett Warwick, Warwick Dunnett
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Caro's Secrets of Winning Poker by Mike Caro
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Handbook of winning bridge by Edwin Silberstang
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Editions Published
Year of Publication

subjects

Poker, Chess, Gambling systems, Gambling, Blackjack (Game), Openings, Collections of games, Chess problems, Tournaments, Checkmate (Chess), Handbooks, manuals, Rules, Games, Internet gambling, Casinos, Poker players, Problems, exercises, Schaken, Backgammon, Biography

places

Statistical methods, United States

people

Alice Denham, Lyle Berman (1941-)

times

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Authors

published most by this publisher
Avery Cardoza, 32 books
Eric Schiller, 21 books
Tom McEvoy, 11 books
Bill Robertie, 10 books
Larry Evans, 10 books
Arnold Snyder, 9 books
Marten Jensen, 8 books
Ken Warren, 8 books
Fred Wilson, 7 books
J. Edward Allen, 7 books
Bruce Alberston, 7 books
Mike Caro, 7 books
Doyle Brunson, 6 books
Professor Jones, 5 books
Bruce Albertson, 5 books
T.J. Cloutier, 5 books
Shane Smith, 5 books
Edwin Silberstang, 4 books
Barry Shulman, 3 books
Brad Daugherty, 3 books
Daniel Negreanu, 3 books
Raymond D. Keene, 3 books
Leonid Aleksandrovich Shamkovich, 2 books
Dana Smith, 2 books
Montgomery Coe, 2 books

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