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| IMPROVE YOUR POKER |
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| By: |
Bob Ciaffone |
| Paperback: |
220 pages |
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$20 |
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This is an advanced text on  discussing the most important concepts applying to all the major forms. It is written for people who are already familiar with and would like to have some high-quality professional advice on playing the game. Use the ideas in this book and you'll definitely achieve better results. |
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| Low Limit Casino Poker |
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| By: |
Shane Smith |
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35 pages |
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$6.95 |
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| If you are new to casino , here's the book for you! An expansion of the acclaimed four-part series originally published in Card Player Magazine. How to Win at Low-Limit Casino gives you proven basic strategies for Texas hold'em, seven-card stud and Omaha high-low plus winning tactics for low-limit tournaments.
Out of print for over two years, this popular booklet has now been reprinted to satisfy the many requests that we have received for it. |
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| Poker Essays |
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| By: |
Mason Malmuth |
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$24.95 |
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| This book contains many of the author's current ideas on and related subjects. As is shown, is an extremely complicated game. This is especially true if your form of is either Texas hold'em or seven-card stud. In addition, the typical opponent whom you will face has gotten tougher as the years have gone by. As a result, those of you who just play tight (also known as playing ABC) are unable to win more than just a small amount at the lower limits. This means that to win at in today's modern game requires not only numerous skills, but also a lot of thinking about the game. |
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| Poker Essays II |
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| By: |
Mason Malmuth |
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0 pages |
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$24.95 |
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| Success at does not come easy. However, can be extremely rewarding since it will allow you a degree of freedom that virtually no other profession can offer. Yet, very few people ever achieve this level of competence even though many try. The reason for this is that very few players are able to master all the skills that a top professional needs. Some are unwilling to make the effort--"these players usually come to gamble"--and others who try are not quite able to grasp the depth of sophistication that is required. |
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