Inspired by his own struggles, Dostoevsky's The Gambler follows Alexei Ivanovich, a young tutor consumed by passion-for love, for freedom, and for the spinning roulette wheel that promises both fortune and ruin. This restored edition presents the novel's raw emotional energy, psychological insight, and sharp satire in a clean, modern reading format. Through Alexei's turbulent journey, Dostoevsky explores addiction, desire, pride, and the paradoxical hope that keeps gamblers returning to the table. Praised for its urgency and honesty, this compelling short novel reveals the destructive magnetism of chance and the human heart's capacity for self-deception. Take your seat at the gaming table-add this gripping psychological classic to your library today.