Casino War Game Famous Gamblers

Casino War is a casino card game based on a simple children's game, known as War. It is a game of chance, requiring no skill whatsoever of players. Straightforward and easy-to-play, Casino War did not take long to become increasingly popular in both land-based and online casinos, especially the Las Vegas casinos.

If you want to take a break from serious casino gambling or generally prefer recreational games, Casino War is for you.

Famous Casino War Gamblers

The simple children's card game, War, on which Casino War is based, has been around as a home game for a long time. But Casino War itself is a relatively new addition to casino gambling, and is only starting to collect its own roster of game experts, champions, and strategists.

Frank Scoblete(Considered America's #1 bestselling author of gaming books, he wrote a total of 16 casino gambling books, including Casino Gambling: Play Like a Pro in 10 Minutes or Less, which offers a simple strategy for Casino War.)

Marten Jensen (He wrote the bestseller,

Secrets of the New Casino Games, which is arguably the book most known to focus on new casino games rarely discussed in casino gaming books, including Sic Bo and Casino War.)

Michael Shackleford "The Wizard of Odds" (A reputed game analyst, who maintains the popular Wizardofodds.com, he wrote Gambling 102: The Best Strategies for All Casino Games, which offers an odds-based strategy for Casino War.)

Henry Tamburin, John Grochowski, Jerry Patterson, and John Scarnes (These esteemed casino gaming experts have been known to give every single casino game a try so we wouldn't put it past them to have sat at the Casino War tables.)

Robert Hannum and Anthony Cabot (Hannum is an associate professor of statistics at the University of Denver who teaches a course on commercial gaming, dubbed as "Risky Business", while Cabot heads the gaming law practices at Lionel, Sawyer and Collins, and a recognized authority on Internet gambling and casino law. They wrote the book, Practical Casino Math, which touches on Casino War in part.)