From the Poker Vaults: The Boss Gamblers of Bexar County

For the most part the boss gamblers who thrived in Texas in the 1950s and 1960s were congenial to outsiders who wanted to sit in their games. As long as you didn’t get caught cheating or shoot anyone, you were usually welcomed with open arms. However, things were a little different in Bexar County, where Tom Moore, Slim Lambert, and Red Berry were the boss gamblers for over a decade. They were a bit more proprietary than their peers, and for good reason.

“This was one of the softest high-stakes no-limit games in the state due to the number of producers it drew,” explained Crandell...

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