A real classic, don't have it myself anymore was one done in the 70s about a season in the Castaways football contest. Great stuff, but probably hard to find in print. I am sure the Vegas guys could point out the title for you. It is kinda dated and interesting to see how much things have changed since then, but a great read for the story. For poker stories read anything by or about Amarillo Slim, everyone of them are great. The book by Johnny Hale is entertaining as well. Bobby Baldwin's old book Tales out of Tulsa is good reading as well for the old-time world of poker. If you can get out to the Gamblers Book Shop in Vegas and spend an hour or two. The guys working there love gambling and within a few minutes will be asking you what you play and giving you great advice on what exactly you will want to add to your collection. If it is in print and about gambling, they probably have it. The catalog is ok, but nothing can substitute for spending a little time there and getting their advice.