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• The compleat gamester : or, instructions how to play at all manner of usual, and most gentile games, either on cards, dice, billiards, trucks, bowls, or chess. Also the arts and misteries of riding, racing, archery and cock-fighting. To which is added, the game at basset. With a Discourse of Gaming in general. The Description of a Gaming Ordinary, and the Character of a Gamester. With a song on the Game at Piquet. All Regulated by the most Experienc'd Masters
  by: Cotton, Charles
  Published: (1710)
• The compleat gamester : or, full and easy instructions for playing at above twenty several games upon the cards; with Variety of diverting Fancies and Tricks upon the same, now first added. As likewise at All the Games on the Tables. Together with the royal game of chess, and billiards. To which is added, the gentleman's diversion in the arts and mysteries of riding, racing, archery, cock-fighting and bowling
  by: Cotton, Charles
  Published: (1725)
• The compleat gamester : or, full and easy instructions for playing at above twenty several games upon the cards; with Variety of diverting Fancies and Tricks upon the same, now first added. As likewise at All the Games on the Tables. Together with The Royal Game of Chess, and Billiards. To which is added, The gentleman's diversion in the arts and mysteries of riding, racing, archery, Cock-Fighting, and Bowling
  by: Cotton, Charles
  Published: (1726)
• The compleat gamester : or, full and easy instructions for playing at all manner of usual, and most genteel games, after the best method. Viz. I. Ombre, piquet, with a song on the same; lanterloo, whist, and a great variety of other games on the cards. II. The famous game of verquere, tick-tack, Irish, back-gammon. III. Inn and inn, passage, hazard, the royal game at chess, and billiards. To which is added. The gentleman's diversion, in riding, racing, archery, cock-fighting, and bowling. All regulated by the most experienced masters
  by: Cotton, Charles
  Published: (1721)
• The compleat gamester : in three parts. Containing, I. The court gamester: Or, Full and Easy Instructions for playing the Games of Ombre, Quadrille, Quintille, Picquet, Basset, Faro, and the Royal Game of Chess. II. The city gamester: Or, True Manner of playing the most usual Games at Cards, viz. Whist, All-Fours, Cribbidge, Put, Lue, Brag, &c. With several diverting Tricks upon the Cards. Also Rules for playing at All the Games both Within and Without the Tables; and at English and French Billiards: With the Laws of each Game annexed, to prevent Disputes. III. The gentleman's diversion: or, the arts of riding, racing, archery, Cocking, and Bowling. Written for the Use of the Young Princesses, by Richard Seymour, Esq
  by: Seymour, Richard
  Published: (1739)