
Phantoms of the Card Table
David BritlandPhantoms of the Card Table
January 1, 2002Old Castle256 pages
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Known as the |Phantom of the Card Table| after he bamboozled a room full of New York's finest card manipulators by dealing himself winning poker hands from a shuffled deck, Walter Irving Scott here tells all about himself and those other phantoms of the card table who spent years practising a skilled craft that they rarely talk about - cheating at cards.
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