 The significance of distinguishing between different types of Dutch Books so as to mark off some as pointing to a form of incoherence or irrationality is unclear. Whereas one or another proposal may comport better with our intuitions about what is intuitively incoherent (inconsistent), or irrational, if we retain Ramsey’s idea of credences as guides to action, then any way of distinguishing between Dutch Books here looks problematic, since any credences that lead to a sure loss are, at least to some extent, defective as a guide to action.  