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  • Deal Me In Mini eBook- Chapter 17: Phil Ivey: Twenty of the World'sTop Poker Players Share the Heartbreaking and Inspiring Stories of How They Turned Pro


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    What poker books did texas hold'em professionals learn with? Durrrr, Phil Ivey, etc.?

    Jan 22, 2009 by kay6090 | Posted in Gambling

    Are there any professional poker players that you know thier "reading list" i.e. the books/training methods that they used to learn and progress at the beginnings of their career? I'm especially interested in Durrrr/Tom Dwan, as he learned

    I'm guessing they read every poker book they can find. I wouldn't be surprised if these guys have read and reread 50+ books on the topic. It seems every author has a unique insight about the game so we never have a reason not to read a new poker book.

    Nikolas M | Jan 23, 2009

    I was just reading up on this online and found an abundant resource for good reading materials on PokerFishrakeback.com, on the bottom of the homepage. It states"Recommended Reading" by their pros, and most are either by Gus Hansen, Ed Miller,
    Claudia C | Jan 22, 2009

    EXPERT NO LIMIT TEXAS HOLD EM POKER PLAYERS ONLY! Question on multiple level thinking....?

    Dec 09, 2008 by kay6090 | Posted in Card Games

    Okay, so, I'm a very good player, but, I'm confused about exactly how deep I should be thinking against other good plyers (expert or professional level). For example, heads up, I have 67s or a similar hand, limp on the button, opponant checks, then the

    to me you are overcomplicating things. you raise. usually in those situations the first person to bet wins. I know there are all types of scenarios but don't read to deep. those scenarios are very unlikely. even if they reraise you you can just fold.

    coinoperation | Dec 11, 2008

    it's in reading the expressions, in this type of situation, i believe you leave yourself blank and let them roll how they roll, it'll keep the level from rising and make it easier to keep your head on straight.

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    Frankie (S.C.W.<333) | Dec 09, 2008

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    Mohsin Charania Wins PokerStars and Monte-Carlo® Casino European Poker Tour ...

    22.05.12

    It is no exaggeration to say that Mohsin Charania won this tournament all the way back on Day 2. In what seems like aeons ago, Charania was among a bevy of players sitting in the middle of the pack before just one hand thrust him into the limelight. It was that hand that made sure he could navigate his way through the field without getting into too many life or death spots — a key for an EPT champion.


    Source: PokerNews.com

    Phil Hellmuth Interview

    22.05.12

    ARGUABLY the best-known poker player in the world, 11-time World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet winner and Poker Hall of Famer, Phil Hellmuth Jr. is the epitome of poker.

    Hellmuth has won over $11 million in career tournament earnings and is currently ranked eighth on the all-time WSOP money list. In addition to having amassed an unsurpassed record 11 WSOP bracelets, Hellmuth is also the record holder for most WSOP cashes (68), and most final tables (41). 


    Source: Manchester Confidential

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    Vegas casinos get rude shock when feds come down hard on Internet poker companies
    Daily Racing Form - Apr 21, 2011 It reinforces the argument from poker officials, including lobbying group Poker Players Alliance, that it is a game of skill. The biggest skill might have been shown by the biggest players: Howard Lederer, Phil Ivey, Daniel Negreanu, Phil Hellmuth,

    FiveThirtyEight: 'Black Friday' Clouds Future of U.S. Poker
    New York Times (blog) - Apr 21, 2011 FiveThirtyEight: 'Black Friday' Clouds Future of U.S. Poker No players — including well-known professionals like Phil Ivey and Howard Lederer who hold equity in Full Tilt Poker — were charged in the indictments. But the Web sites and their chief executives were accused of a variety of crimes, ranging from

    Rumor has it: Best NCAA wagering tales from Las Vegas
    Covers - Apr 08, 2011 Professional poker player and avid sports bettor Phil Ivey sided with the Huskies. It could not be confirmed if Ivey booked his action at the Bellagio, his usual stomping grounds and the site where he supposedly bet more than $1 million on the

    Needing A Governing Body
    CardPlayer.com (blog) - Apr 30, 2011 Dusty Schmidt is a Poker Stars Team Online member and a lead instructor at Drag The Bar, Dusty is also the author of the books "Treat Your Poker Like A Business" and "Don't Listen To Phil Hellmuth." In his five-year online-poker career,

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    Hutchinson News - Apr 10, 2011 Maybe we can see if Phil Ivey's available the next time we are trying to put together a poker night." Great line - even in its sanitized Rated G version. The repartee and camaraderie are what make all of this fun. But let's make one thing clear: Phil

    Online Poker-- Erik Seidel: The Highest High Roller
    Poker Player Online - Apr 15, 2011 Online Poker-- Erik Seidel: The Highest High Roller He's ahead of Phil Ivey (third place) and trails money-list leader Daniel Negreanu by less than $180000. In the first two months of 2011alone, Seidel amassed almost $3.6 million in tournament earnings. In an auspicious start to the year, he dominated