Sports Betting

So You Think You Can Gamble, On Sports?: A Lifetime of Lessons from a Professional Gambler (Revised) (Volume 2)
$19.95
Greene tries to bill himself as a successful gambler. My best take is that he is on the down side more often than the up. He doesn't tell you anything to help your "game".
It is very poorly written. Not edtited. If he wins so much money he should spend a few bucks on a writing and publishing class.
I don't mind paying good money for good advise. I did not get my moneys worth here.

The Professional Handicapper: Advanced Teachings In The Ways To Properly Forecast College & Pro Football (Volume 1)
$14.95
Not sure how people gave this 5 stars, but the book is too basic to learn new things. You will only learn new things if you have no idea what football is. It's short and his large writing. A waste of my time.

Sharp Sports Betting
$19.95
If you are new to sports betting I strongly recommend buying this book and King Yao's Weighing the Odds in Sports Betting. These are the two quintessential books for the beginning bettor. Reading the two books will take you from a total newb to an advanced beginner in the shortest time possible and will make you +EV in sports betting to a certain degree.

The Basics of Winning Sports Betting
$4.95
Cardoza puts a lot into 60 pages. If beginning bettors just followed his "Ten Commandments" of sports betting, they could avoid a lot of rookie mistakes. Of course, they won't, but that's not Cardoza's fault.