Sports Betting Book Reviews

Book Reviews

The Staff at SportsInsights.com has put together a list of sports betting related books. We will continually add reviews that we find useful to sports investors. Click on any link to read the review, and then purchase the book at Amazon. Knowledge is King!

Sports Investing: Profiting from Point Spreads by Dan Fabrizio & Joe Hunter (April 2010) Click To Buy From Amazon!

Who Will Win the Big Game? A Psychological and Mathematical Method by Dr. Jay Granat & Carlton Chin (Feb 2010) Click To Buy From Amazon!

Smart Money by Michael Konik (Feb 2007) Click To Buy From Amazon!

Sharp Sports Betting by Stanford Wong (October 2007) Click To Buy From Amazon!

SportsInsights.com -- Other Books of Interest (Feb 2007)

SportsInsights is creating a library of recommended books for our Members. We'll include books on sports investing, sports, financial markets, and other topics of interest. Below are some recommendations along with short write-ups. Please send us any book titles you like along with a short review.

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General Gambling Books

The Man with the $100,000 Breasts: And Other Gambling Stories by Michael Konik. This offers some colorful stories about personalities in the professional gambling world. Stories cover the gamut from sports betting to the casino and golf course.

Gambling Wizards: Conversations with the World's Greatest Gamblers by Richard Munchkin offers interviews with the world's greatest gamblers.

Sports Investing

Sports Investing: Profiting from Point Spreads by Daniel Fabrizio and Joseph Hunter, edited by Carlton Chin. This book introduces strategies and tactics that turn the sports betting market into a more businesslike activity.
Investing In College Basketball by Larry Seidel gives an in-depth look at college basketball. Seidel covers everything from money management to power ratings to Conference specialization and splitting the season into different time periods (early season vs. late season and post-season).

Finance and Investing

Market Wizards: Interviews with Top Traders (also, The New Market Wizards: Conversations with America's Top Traders) by Jack Schwager profiles some of the best traders in the financial markets. Great motivational reading for traders and investors -- that you CAN be a successful investor.