THE WORLD'S #1 POKER MANUAL - Card Games

Poker Book, Bibliography
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Frey, Richard L., ed. The new complete Hoyle: an encyclopedia of
rules, procedures, manners, and strategy of games played with cards,
dice, counters, boards, words, and numbers. Philadelphia, D. McKay
Co., 1947. 740 pages
Jacoby, O., et al. The fireside book of cards. New York, Simon &
Schuster, 1957. 364 pages
Lillard, John F. B., ed. Poker stories, as told by statesmen, soldiers,
lawyers, commercial travelers, bankers, actors, editors, millionaires,
members of the Ananias club and the talent, embracing the most
remarkable games, 1845-95. New York, F. P. Harper, 1896. 251
pages
Ostrow, A. A. The complete card player. New York, McGraw-Hill
Book Company, Inc., 1945. 771 pages
Poker-bridge; een nieuw kaartspel. Amsterdam. A. J. G. Strengholt,
1954. 32 pages
Poker Chips, a monthly magazine devoted to stories of the great
American game. New York, F. Tousey, June-Nov. 1896.243 pages
(continued as the White Elephant magazine)
Scarne, John. Scarne on cards. Including a photographic section on
cheating at cards. Revised, New York, Crown Publishers, 1965. 435
pages
[Note: The Library of Congress does not catalog books about poker under the subject of "Gambling." The 375
books listed under "Gambling" include books on blackjack, boule, cards (nonpoker), cardsharping, craps, fero,
horse-race betting, parimutuel betting, probabilities, raffles, roulette, speculation, trente-et-quarante, and
wagers . . . but none on poker. Apparently, the Library of Congress does not consider (classify) poker as
gambling.]
Seventy-two other poker books not found in the Library of Congress are listed below:
1. Allan, L., The Laws of Poker, Mudie, 1929.
2. Ankeny, Nesmith, Scientific Poker, Harper, 1967.
3. Ante--I Raise You Ten, Jamieson-Higgans.
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