Win. Lose. Repeat.

Win. Lose. Repeat.Chris Stringman gambled, and lost, 130,000 ($162,468), destroying his savings, losing his car and almost his house, but he managed to escape his addiction just before he fell over the precipice. This is not a book about how to win; rather, it is a book about how not to lose. It is essentially a self help book for the delusional gambler. The author explores the gambling industry in a way that hasn't been done before. His personal demon was spread

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