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No Limits: How I Beat The Slots
What would you do if you won 3.4 million dollars in 5 years just playing $1.00 slot machines? If you won, Would you help others in need or only help yourself? Come along with me as I explore the consequences of winning. Don't deny your heart's desire.
260 pages, Paperback
First published February 13, 2012
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About the author
Debbie Tosun Kilday
22 books9 followersDebbie Tosun Kilday is a next generation Beat Poet, award winning published author, writer, nature photographer, illustrator, artist, expert high-roller slot player, and cancer survivor.
Debbie is the owner/CEO of the National Beat Poetry Foundation, Inc. (NBPF) (2016-Present), and its festivals: National Beat Poetry Festival, International Beat Poetry Festival, Kerouac Cafe, Goddess Festival.
Debbie is Special Events Director of the Connecticut Authors and Publishers Association, (CAPA), and organizes and acts as manager of the CAPA Bookstore at the Big E in the Connecticut Building for the last 15 years.
She is the Past President of The Connecticut Authors and Publishers Association, (CAPA) (2014-2016).
She is a member of The New York Turtle and Tortoise Society.
Debbie is a Connecticut native and resident.
She is a past member of Free Poets Collective, University of Connecticut's (OLLI) Osher Lifelong Learning Institute's 'Hydropolis' Poetry Workshop Group.
Debbie is the author of several books, has had her short stories and poetry published in magazines and several anthology books. She has also appeared on television and radio.
Author of, "No Limits: How I Beat The Slots", details her first five-years as a VIP high-roller slot player at casinos in Connecticut and Las Vegas, winning millions while playing slot machines.
Author of "Farmington River Reflections: My Photographic Journey & Meditations" is a compilation of landscape photography of the scenic Farmington River interspersed with poems that express her thoughts and feelings in the natural beauty of the surroundings.
Author of "Tantric Love Suicide, A Poetry Collection" is a series of poems to express her feelings about life, love, and loss. Each poem is accompanied by her photographs to intensify and enhance the feelings of the reader.
Author of "Wooden Branches: Leaf Tree Friends" is a collection of photographs of trees in different seasons.
Debbie has been a freelance nature photographer for 52+ years and through her extensive knowledge of the arts, founded "Kilday Krafts" 39+ years ago.
She uses her photography skills to help bring awareness to preserving natural landscapes.
Debbie is the owner/CEO of the National Beat Poetry Foundation, Inc. (NBPF) (2016-Present), and its festivals: National Beat Poetry Festival, International Beat Poetry Festival, Kerouac Cafe, Goddess Festival.
Debbie is Special Events Director of the Connecticut Authors and Publishers Association, (CAPA), and organizes and acts as manager of the CAPA Bookstore at the Big E in the Connecticut Building for the last 15 years.
She is the Past President of The Connecticut Authors and Publishers Association, (CAPA) (2014-2016).
She is a member of The New York Turtle and Tortoise Society.
Debbie is a Connecticut native and resident.
She is a past member of Free Poets Collective, University of Connecticut's (OLLI) Osher Lifelong Learning Institute's 'Hydropolis' Poetry Workshop Group.
Debbie is the author of several books, has had her short stories and poetry published in magazines and several anthology books. She has also appeared on television and radio.
Author of, "No Limits: How I Beat The Slots", details her first five-years as a VIP high-roller slot player at casinos in Connecticut and Las Vegas, winning millions while playing slot machines.
Author of "Farmington River Reflections: My Photographic Journey & Meditations" is a compilation of landscape photography of the scenic Farmington River interspersed with poems that express her thoughts and feelings in the natural beauty of the surroundings.
Author of "Tantric Love Suicide, A Poetry Collection" is a series of poems to express her feelings about life, love, and loss. Each poem is accompanied by her photographs to intensify and enhance the feelings of the reader.
Author of "Wooden Branches: Leaf Tree Friends" is a collection of photographs of trees in different seasons.
Debbie has been a freelance nature photographer for 52+ years and through her extensive knowledge of the arts, founded "Kilday Krafts" 39+ years ago.
She uses her photography skills to help bring awareness to preserving natural landscapes.
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April 11, 2020
As someone who likes to visit a casino occasionally I thoroughly loved reading No Limits: How I Beat the Slots by Debbie Tosun Kilday. Sadly I never have the luck that she had however I did enjoy my trips and experiences.
When you read No Limits: How I Beat the Slots you are in awe of Debbie for her luck and knowledge of winning although the misfortunes she had with the “Tax People” was upsetting. I enjoyed “hanging” with her and the friends she made while playing the slots and was amazed at all the concerts and celebrities that she met along her journey as well. She made some GREAT memories and the things that she did are truly inspiring. I enjoyed reading her story and am very glad that she wanted to share her good and bad parts of her story with everyone.
I, for one, have been changed by her story……the next time I walk into a casino I am going to change my way of thinking. I will not go in thinking that I am there to “make a deposit” (as my previous way of thinking). I will go in with my head held high and say that I “am there to win !” Hopefully I will get a machine that feels like helping this girl out……either way I know I will be thinking about Debbie, her winnings and hoping I learned something by reading her book…..if anything I will have FUN !!!
When you read No Limits: How I Beat the Slots you are in awe of Debbie for her luck and knowledge of winning although the misfortunes she had with the “Tax People” was upsetting. I enjoyed “hanging” with her and the friends she made while playing the slots and was amazed at all the concerts and celebrities that she met along her journey as well. She made some GREAT memories and the things that she did are truly inspiring. I enjoyed reading her story and am very glad that she wanted to share her good and bad parts of her story with everyone.
I, for one, have been changed by her story……the next time I walk into a casino I am going to change my way of thinking. I will not go in thinking that I am there to “make a deposit” (as my previous way of thinking). I will go in with my head held high and say that I “am there to win !” Hopefully I will get a machine that feels like helping this girl out……either way I know I will be thinking about Debbie, her winnings and hoping I learned something by reading her book…..if anything I will have FUN !!!
December 6, 2018
A fascinating true story about a woman's relationship with casinos and slot machines. A warm story in a cold world. This isn't just about winning money, it's about what Debbie did with the money after she won.
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June 18, 2019Fascinating read
April 13, 2020
Intriguing story exploring the choices and decisions that come with the experiences of winning money at the slots.
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