Huygens, C. Of the laws of chance: Or, a method of calculation of the hazards of game, plainly demonstrated, and applied to games at present most in use; which may be easily extended to the most intricate cases of chance imaginable. The fourth edition, revis'd by John Ham. By whom is added, a demonstration of the gain of the banker in ... the game call'd Pharaon; and how to determine the odds at the Ace of Hearts or Fair Chance; with the arithmetical solution of some questions relating to lotteries; and a few remarks upon Hazard and Backgammon.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationHuygens, Christiaan. Of the Laws of Chance: Or, a Method of Calculation of the Hazards of Game, Plainly Demonstrated, and Applied to Games at Present Most in Use; Which May Be Easily Extended to the Most Intricate Cases of Chance Imaginable. The Fourth Edition, Revis'd by John Ham. By Whom Is Added, a Demonstration of the Gain of the Banker in ... the Game Call'd Pharaon; and How to Determine the Odds at the Ace of Hearts or Fair Chance; with the Arithmetical Solution of Some Questions Relating to Lotteries; and a Few Remarks upon Hazard and Backgammon.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationHuygens, Christiaan. Of the Laws of Chance: Or, a Method of Calculation of the Hazards of Game, Plainly Demonstrated, and Applied to Games at Present Most in Use; Which May Be Easily Extended to the Most Intricate Cases of Chance Imaginable. The Fourth Edition, Revis'd by John Ham. By Whom Is Added, a Demonstration of the Gain of the Banker in ... the Game Call'd Pharaon; and How to Determine the Odds at the Ace of Hearts or Fair Chance; with the Arithmetical Solution of Some Questions Relating to Lotteries; and a Few Remarks upon Hazard and Backgammon.