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Hold'em Poker For Advanced Players
by Mason Malmuth
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Now considered the most important advanced work on the game today this book offers a tight but aggressive approach for medium limit games. (By medium limits, the authors mean $10-20 and on up to $30-60). Divided into six major sections, including discussions of The First Two Cards in early, middle and late position; live blinds, late position blind; Strategic Concepts; semi-bluffing, the free card, slow playing, check raising. This revised edition includes more than 100 additional pages that cover loose games, short-handed games, playing the first two cards, semi-bluffing, the free card, inducing bluffs, staying with a draw, playing when a pair flops, playing trash hands, desperation bets, wild games, reading hands, and psychology.
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Winning Secrets of Poker
by Peter Thomas Fornatale
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Fornatale interviews 18 professional poker players with a combined 20 World Series of Poker bracelets in an attempt to discover what separates them from the recreational player. Besides reading how Phil Hellmuth tries to control his temper to Jennifer Harman talking about the nerve-racking scene of playing in the world’s biggest poker game, Fornatale interviews Max Pescatori, David Sklansky, Matt Lessinger, an Anonymous Midwestern pro, Liz Lieu, Jesse May, Daniel Negreanu, Ed Miller, John Phan, Alan Boston, an anonymous Downtown pro, Ted Forrest, Padraig Parkinson, Matt Matros, Morten Erlandsen and the anonymous pro from Hell’s Kitchen.
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Three New Poker Titles by Kim Greenblatt
Saturday, May 03, 2008
Greenblatt releases three new books on poker and offers an honest combination of self-taught information and knowledge both read and gained from experience.
'Kill Everyone' Doesn't Match 'Kill Phil' But Comes Close
Saturday, April 19, 2008
Kill Everyone is not quite a sequel to the remarkable Kill Phil, but Nick still recommends reading them in chronological order. Kill Everyone is aimed at players with some no-limit hold'em tournament experience. The information in Part 2 is exceptional and well worth the price of the whole book.
Diverse Gambling Books Hit Bookshelves This Week
Sunday, April 13, 2008
Two books, 'Black Gangsters of Chicago' and 'The Card (Collectors, Con Men, and the True Story of History's Most Desired Baseball Card)', are as diverse as you might expect and have hit the bookshelves this week.
Shady Side of Vegas Explored in book on Cullotta
Saturday, April 05, 2008
There's more than gambling to Las Vegas as a new book about the Mob in Sin City makes clear.
Limit Hold'em: Winning Short-Handed Strategies Reviewed
Saturday, April 05, 2008
Despite the popularity of short-handed poker games, few books have been devoted to examining its special circumstances. One of the few to do so is Limit Hold'em: Winning Short-Handed Strategies by Terry Boyer and Lawrence Mak.
Harrington on Cash Games: Volumes 1 and 2 Reviewed
Friday, March 21, 2008
In the past two years, requests for books on cash games have been the strongest ever. Now Dan Harrington’s double package of ammunition for serious players has arrived in on the shelves of Gambler's Book Shop.
Winning Strategies for No-Limit Hold'em Digs Deep
Wednesday, March 05, 2008
Russell Fox - has now teamed with Nick Christenson for Winning Strategies for No-Limit Hold'em, focusing on some advanced concepts few books have yet covered in depth.
'Las Vegas Memories' Delivers History and Photographs
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Former Wisconsin resident Jerry Fink fell in love with Las Vegas and its colorful history years ago. He began searching archives, the Internet and any other sources, for photos, dates, names and places. Then he broke all this information into four different 8x11 volumes of printed work to share with people who had like interests, understanding that some might want to know more about Downtown's history than the Strip.
Beyond Coincidence, The Counting Game, and Inside the Ropes
Saturday, January 26, 2008
Every once in a while a book reviewer finds a selection of books related, yet unrelated. The question: how to present them to an audience of people interested in how to make money, save money or just 'follow the money' (as they say in politics). Here are three books related to winning, betting and luck in their own way—you'll understand the connection quickly.
Caro, Schoonmaker Poker Books Packed With New Ideas
Sunday, December 16, 2007
Getting yourself ready to play serious poker is more than accumulating a bankroll and finding a game—it's learning how to monitor yourself, being able to assess your opponents and going in clear-headed.
More Mob Books Reviewed
Sunday, December 16, 2007
Yes, there are people out there who just love books about the mob -- and for a variety of reasons. Perhaps a close or distant relative was 'connected' sometime back or a neighbor had a friend who knew someone, or somebody is just a collector of names, facts, places and events.
Great Gambling Book Gift Ideas
Thursday, November 22, 2007
Gamblers, whether recreational players or seasoned pros, appreciate a good book that'll save them money, make them money or help them become more knowledgeable.
Weird Las Vegas and Poker Cheating Worth Reading
Saturday, November 10, 2007
A combination of new Las Vegas residents and new poker players creates a need for books that both inform and entertain. Filling those needs are two new titles, Poker Cheating (The 101 Most Asked Questions) and Weird Las Vegas and Nevada.
'Poker Face 2' Destined to be Part of Poker History
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
If you are looking for a gift for that friend or spouse who sometimes seems consumed with the game, don't pass up Poker Face 2—25th Anniversary Edition.
'Beyond Tells' Author Release 'Beyond Traps'
Wednesday, September 05, 2007
If you enjoyed James McKenna's Beyond Tells you'll appreciate his focus in 'Beyond Traps -- The Anatomy of Poker Success.' Hollywood Dave Stann's 'Hollywood Blackjack' makes for some fast-paced, colorful reading.
Killer Poker by the Numbers Reviewed
Monday, August 20, 2007
It's very rare these days that Nick Christenson is surprised by a poker book's contents, but Killer Poker by the Numbers is one such book. From the title, he expected it to be about poker math, but the approach the author takes is remarkably different.
Yao's 'Weighing the Odds in Sports Betting' Timely and Illuminating
Friday, August 10, 2007
With football beginning in less than a month, 'Weighing the Odds in Sports Betting' by King Yao is extremely timely, as it discusses some of the most vital areas old pros ponder and beginners often misunderstand: why lines move; scalping and middling; hedging and hedge mistakes; parlay cards; first half betting; and the ever popular Super Bowl props.
New Mob Books Explore Las Vegas and Gulf Coast Mafia History
Sunday, July 01, 2007
This is the 60th anniversary of Bugsy Siegel's demise in Beverly Hills. What better time to review two new books that cover the topic of the Mob's influence in Las Vegas and the Gulf Coast.
Craig’s Full Tilt Poker Book Perfect Tournament Tutor
Thursday, June 14, 2007
According to Howard, Michael Craig has hit a home run with the perfectly-timed The Full Tilt Poker Strategy Guide (Tournament Edition).
King Yao's Definitive Book on Sports Betting
Sunday, June 10, 2007
King Yao has written one of the finest books on sports betting that I have seen. Weighing the Odds in Sports Betting provides valuable insight into the methodologies and techniques used by a winning sports bettor at a variety of games. I can't imagine any serious sports bettor would not want to know what King Yao has to say on the topic. I strongly recommend this book to those with an interest in betting sports.
Poker Books with Some Humor Mixed with Advice Have Value
Sunday, June 03, 2007
A new crop of poker books mix humor with advice and make for a less-pressured approach to winning and enjoying the game.
'Guide To US Casinos and Racinos' One of Four New Titles
Thursday, May 17, 2007
Howard Schwartz reviews a diverse quartet of new titles — two should appeal to horseplayers and travelers; one is a vivid look at how a gambling addiction destroyed one man’s life and the fourth is a great reference for those who love sports trivia (a super gift for Father’s Day in June).
Holden's 'Bigger Deal'; Poker Handbook; Tourney Craps Get Spotlight
Wednesday, May 09, 2007
In 1990, Tony Holden wrote his classic look behind the scenes of poker, Big Deal. His update (answering what has happened since and how the game has changed) is the focus of Bigger Deal: A Year Inside the Poker Boom
Mental Aspect of Poker Examined; Video Poker Scout Guide Released
Monday, May 07, 2007
Two titles of interest to poker and video poker aficionados have arrived at Gambler’s Book Shop. Alan Schoonmaker's Your Worst Poker Enemy -- Master The Mental Game and The Frugal Video Poker Scouting Guide by Jean Scott and Viktor Nach.
Hilger, Burgio Poker Books Cover Diverse Interest Areas
Friday, April 27, 2007
Matthew Hilger, author of Internet Texas Hold‘em and Texas Hold‘em Odds and Probabilities has a fine new book ready for players who enjoy fresh ideas.
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