/Lit/ for someone with a crippling gambling addiction?>The GamblerAlready read it.
>>24839782check out this Dostoevsky book
>>24839782Of all addicts, I have the least sympathy for the gambling type. In fact, I enjoy seeing you suffer.
>>24839782The Damnation Game
>>24839782Of all addicts, I have the most sympathy for the gambling type. In fact, I enjoy seeing you grind.
Probably not what you were asking for since it's non-fiction but Homo ludens by Huizinga
How can someone even get addicted to gambling? I'd blow all my money on drugs before considering gambling as a possibility.
La Condition Humaine
>>24839782Go to /biz/ and read the posts for about a week. You'll lose your remaining money and now your gambling problem is solved.
Tolstoy has a good gambling story
>>24839782Confessions of a Yakuza has a chapter on the types of gamblers common to his illegal casino and their major malfunction when they came to lose money.
>>24839782Spare ribs, no sauce
>>24839782Does the rolling function work on this board?
>>24839782infinite jest
You should get into videogames that can scratch the same itch but safely.
>>24839782Become a serial rapist
>>24839782Bringing Down the House by Ben Mezrich about the MIT Blackjack Team.
>>24839782If you're into manga, read Kaiji by Nobuyiki Fukumoto. Then read Akagi too, but you need to learn Riichi mahjong to fully enjoy it.
>>24840245I don't know what that means, so no? is that a B thing?
Alcoholics Anonymous book
doyle brunson
>>24841707they really don't. there needs to be money on the line, or at least something real being risked
>>24839814sorry, not interested in homos
>>24839834Why don't you try it and find out?
>>24845007he means rolling dice, which is a /tg/ board game thing
>>24839782bro just stop gambling, what's the big deal? There's no chemical dependency, replace it with cliff jumping or boxing larger men to get your adrenaline and dopamine fix.
>>24839782>Take any book>Use a number generator equal to max of it's pages>When you get up to that page you can gamble
