ABOUT THE GAMBLING MAN
THE BOOK THEY STOPPED YOU FROM READING -
ALL ABOUT THE WORLD'S BIGGEST GAMBLER
It’s back! - the sensational bestseller they tried so hard to ban!
The Gambling Man is available again after court action forced it off bookstore shelves. First published in 1990, this book follows the colourful career of Big Bill Waterhouse and his gambling bookmakers' dynasty.
What it takes to be the world’s biggest gambler:
It exposes the intrigue, treachery and skulduggery involved in the upper echelons of gambling, polished crooks in high places, mind-blowing betting duels, the truth behind the Fine Cotton ring-in scandal and other fascinating racing stories. |
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After The Gambling Man was first published, it shot up to be an instant bestseller. But further distribution was prevented by determined litigants claiming they had been defamed.
Long court battle:
As a result, the book attracted extraordinary notoriety in the longest-running defamation battle in Australian history. The author spent 22 years researching, writing and publishing the book, then another 10 years personally defending it in the New South Wales Supreme Court.
This book has had more publicity than Lady Chatterley's Lover.
Complete and unabridged:
The Gambling Man is an Australian classic and a collector’s item. Readers have paid up to $400 and more for a copy. Now you have the chance to buy a complete and unabridged copy in mint condition, at a great bargain price.
Secure your own exclusive copy of this explosive rare book! Hurry, while stocks last!
Price: $55.00 includes handling, packaging, postage.
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