GAMBLERS" GUNSLes Burchard owned the local gambling palace, half the town, and most of the surrounding territory, and Walt Devon"s thousand-acre ranch would make him king of the land. The trouble was, Devon didn"t want to sell. In a ruthless bid to claim the spread, Burchard tried everything from poker to murder. But Walt Devon was a betting man by nature, even when the stakes were his life. The way Devon figured, the odds were stacked against him. So he could either die alone or take his enemy to the grave with him.