Red Joker Rules

Biography
Introduction
- Prologue
- Gambling is Investing
- Investing is Gambling

Part 1: Parlays

Concept: The Geometric Progression
Rule 1: Start Early
Rule 2: Never Offer an Unlimited Parlay
Rule 3: Keep a Reserve Tank
Rule 4: Never Chase Your Losses
Rule 5: Stay in Your League
Rule 6: Gamble Your Early Winnings
Rule 7: Don't Get Addicted
Rule 8: Bid Boldly, Play Safe
Case Study: The Club Bridge Gambler
Case Study: The Bingo Gambler
Case Study: The Roulette Gambler
Case Study: The Texas Hold 'Em Gambler

Part 2: Pitfalls

Pitfalls and the Power of Zero
Rule 9: Never Bet Too Big...
Rule 10: �And Never Bet Too Small
Rule 11: Turn Down Proposition Bets
Rule 12: Visit the Parade Ring
Rule 13: Don't Get in Hock to the Bookies
Rule 14: Keep Emotion Out of it
Rule 15: Never Listen to Tips
Rule 16: Watch the Dealer
Rule 17: Don't Bluff to Bluff
Rule 18: Do Not Cheat
Rule 19: Engage Mathematics as Your Servant, Not Your Master
Case Study: The Craps Gambler
Case Study: The One-Armed Bandit Gambler

Part 3: The Plateau

Concept: Making the Theory of Large Numbers Work For you
Rule 20: Sessions Are Not Seasons
Rule 21: Seasons Are Not Sessions
Rule 22: Don't Think of Gains or Losses as Spending Money Until the Game is Over
Rule 23: Manage Your Money
Rule 24: Set Targets
Rule 25: Reduce Risks with Time
Rule 26: Look for a Middle
Case Study: The Blackjack Gambler

Part 4: Percentages

Concept: Percentages, Odds, Ratios and Probabilities
Rule 27: Study the Form
Rule 28: Turn Down Most Bets
Rule 29: Small Percentages Are Big Percentages
Rule 30: Study Your Opponents
Rule 31: Beware of Long Odds
Rule 32: Never Follow a Springer to Starting Price
Rule 33: Never Bet Ante-Post
Rule 34: Get to Know the Trainer
Case Study: The Professional Racing Gambler
Rule 35: The Ultimate Rule

Epilogue