THE BASICS OF WINNING HOLD’EM POKER
SCU:978-1-58042-164-5
Avery Cardoza
The newest book in the multimillion selling series, this quick, easy-to-read primer on Americas hottest game shows you the basics of playing and winning at limit and no-limit hold'em in both cash games and tournaments. Packed with professional tips and winning strategies, this book will get you in on the action, and with a little luck, on television holding a million dollars in cash. 64 pages
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- Introduction
- Introduction
- Overview
- Types of Hold’em Games
- Cash Games
- Tournament Hold’em
- Limit, No-Limit, Pot-Limit
- The Poker Setting
- Poker Fundamentals
- Object of the Game
- Hand Rankings
- How to Read Your Hold’em Hand
- Betting Options
- How to Bet
- Betting Etiquette
- Minimum and Maximum Bets
- Table Stakes, Tapped-out Players, and Side Pots
- The Rake
- The Play of the Game
- Tournament Poker
- Rebuy and Freeze-out Tournaments
- Costs of Entering
- Tournament Structure
- Tournament Chips
- Tournament Prize Pool
- Seven Key Strategic Concepts
- Limit Hold’em Strategy
- Starting Cards
- Premium Starting Hands
- Playable Starting Hands
- Marginal Starting Hands
- Playing Late Position
- Junk Hands
- Other Considerations
- No-Limit Hold’em Strategy
- Starting Hands
- The Flop
- The Turn
- The River
- Cash Game Strategy
- Tournament Strategy
- Online Poker
- Seven Advantages Of Online Poker
- Quick Online Strategy Tips
- Find Out More
- Money Management
- Hold’em Glossary
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