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Beat the Dealer first edition, first printing (Blaisdell, 1962) dust jacket

Beat the Dealer First Edition

Edward O. Thorp · Blaisdell, 1962 · First edition, first printing

For a first edition, first printing of Beat the Dealer by Edward O. Thorp (Blaisdell, 1962), the first point to check: Copyright page: FIRST EDITION, 1962 above the copyright notice for Edward O. Thorp, 1962.

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Valued from 5 recorded sales in the last 12 months.

What a copy is worth

ConditionSignedInscribed
Near fine$2,576$2,576
Very good$2,190$2,190

How to identify this edition

These points tell this edition apart from other printings and editions of Beat the Dealer.

✓ Copyright page: FIRST EDITION, 1962 above the copyright notice for Edward O. Thorp, 1962

✓ Title page: Blaisdell Publishing Company, New York · London, A Division of Random House

✓ Binding: dark blue cloth, facsimile author signature inside a gilt rectangle on the front board

✓ Dust jacket: turquoise and pink stacks of chips

✓ Price: $4.95 at the top of the front flap (unclipped)

Common questions

How do I know if my copy of Beat the Dealer is a first edition, first printing?
✓ Copyright page: FIRST EDITION, 1962 above the copyright notice for Edward O. Thorp, 1962 ✓ Title page: Blaisdell Publishing Company, New York · London, A Division of Random House ✓ Binding: dark blue cloth, facsimile author signature inside a gilt rectangle on the front board ✓ Dust jacket: turquoise and pink stacks of chips ✓ Price: $4.95 at the top of the front flap (unclipped) The identification points above show each one.
How much is a first edition, first printing of Beat the Dealer worth?
$2,576 signed, depending on condition and whether it is signed (values as of October 2026). Values come from recorded sales of this exact printing, not asking prices.
Can I sell my copy of Beat the Dealer?
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