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  enlarge | Author: Daniel Negreanu Publisher: Cardoza Category: Book List Price: Buy New: $7.50 You Save: $7.45 (50%) New (34) Used (15) Collectible (2) from $4.95 Rating:  29 reviewsSales Rank: 51582 Media: Paperback Pages: 176 Number Of Items: 1 Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.6 Dimensions (in): 8.3 x 5.5 x 0.6 ISBN: 1580422101 Dewey Decimal Number: 795 EAN: 9781580422109 ASIN: 1580422101 Publication Date: January 9, 2007 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Tell A Friend Add to Wishlist Add to Wedding Registry Add to Baby Registry | ||||||||||
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| Editorial Reviews: Product Description For beginning and novice players who want to play and win at Texas hold'em'95% of the card-playing market'this is the perfect antidote. The book is designed for those players who want to learn 'right now' and enjoy instant success at the tables. Fifty quick sections focus on key winning concepts, making learning both easy and fast. | |||||||||||
Customer Reviews: Read 24 more reviews... More of a Poker Player Mindset July 29, 2008Lasse Hulten (Denmark) This book teaches you how to think like a poker player, and how to exploit certain fields of the game. If you're looking for a book that tells you when to raise, fold, check and so on, this is NOT the book for you. This book simply shows you a good amount of playing styles that you may not have thought about. This book is not statistical, but an easy to read beginner's poker book.  Super Aggressive Poker July 15, 2008Jason Tucker (Florida) Daniel is on fire, this book is one of the best I have read so far!!! Visit SuperAggressive.com for free bonus money if you want to play there. Not for Advanced Players May 10, 2008Michael If this book were titled "Hold'em Wisdom for New Players" I would have given it 5 stars, as it does provide a lot of answers to questions a new player faces. For advanced players the book doesn't offer that much. I will say this is probably the easiest of all poker books to read and is suggested reading for the newby before you delve into the meat and potatos of poker theory and mathematics. I would recommend this book to a new poker player to be followed by Phil Gordons little Green Book. The information combined in both books will get you to the final table. They did me, since reading these two I have final tabled 7 times and still progressing.  Cliff Notes for Poker Beginners April 14, 2008Kevin O'Mahoney (Cambridge, MA United States) 3 out of 3 found this review helpful Like most of the other reviewers, I'm impressed with Negreanu's poker play. His ability to put opponent's on a hand and to win with such frequency is astounding. I picked up this book hoping for some novel insights. Negreanu, after all, claims it contains wisdom for all hold'em players. Not only does Negreanu provide nothing new or incisive for those of us with an advanced understanding of the game, the book doesn't even qualify as a something useful for beginners. Negreanu's "advice" boils down to: be nice at the table, don't tell your bad beat stories, mix up your play and try to put your opponents on a hand -- and, oh by the way, I'm wonderful. Although he covers a number of important topics (pot odds, reading opponents, playing a short stack, etc.), he doesn't cover them in enough detail to provide a reader of any level with any insight into the game. It seems as if he spent no more than an hour writing each chapter. Indeed, most chapters are only a few pages long and too many contain his recollections of hands he's won. Worse, the tone of the book is often didactic -- don't softplay, be friendly, don't get angry, blah, blah, blah. I finished the book, but it wasn't easy. If you're just starting out, Phil Gordon's "Little Green Book" is well-written, insightful, and with enough analysis and real advice to help a beginner or intermediate player take his game to the next level. Moreover, Gordon is never didactic or condescending. If you're a little more advanced and have the time, I recommend Dan Harrington's three-volume set on playing no-limit tournaments. Maybe the best series ever written on No Limit. Truly an outstanding piece of work.  eh March 27, 2008Eric John Soto (sd, ca) This book is easy to read, but offers little new advice. No new ideas like i was hoping for but maybe his next book will be better. Its a tweener book because its not for people who are starting to play holdem and its not for people who have been playing for awhile. | |||||||||||
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