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Teach Yourself - How to Win at Poker

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ISBN-10: 0071426590

ISBN-13: 9780071426596

Edition: 3rd 2004

Authors: Belinda Levez

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From the beginner to the more experienced player, Teach Yourself How to Win at Poker offers proven, adaptable strategies for winning the game. From the basics of poker and the dangers of private games to advice on getting better value for the money, this up-to-date edition teaches readers how to improve their odds for success. It covers the history of poker, the different types of poker, the major tournaments, and game etiquette, as well as new information on video poker machines and Internet poker.
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Book details

List price: $7.95
Edition: 3rd
Copyright year: 2004
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies, The
Publication date: 10/20/2003
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 112
Size: 5.00" wide x 7.50" long x 0.25" tall
Weight: 0.242
Language: English

Belinda Levez is a former betting shop manager and croupier who has written more than 10 books on the secrets behind successful gaming. She is also the editor of the online magazines How To Win and Casinonet.

Introductionp. v
What is poker?p. 1
Why play poker?p. 02
The origins of pokerp. 3
The spread of pokerp. 4
Poker todayp. 6
Famous poker playersp. 7
Playing tipsp. 8
Taking a sensible approach to gamblingp. 9
What does it cost to play?p. 10
Other considerationsp. 13
The basic gamep. 17
The standard ranking of handsp. 19
Understanding the oddsp. 28
How the odds change with different gamesp. 30
Bettingp. 35
Developing a betting strategyp. 36
Cheatingp. 41
Betting lightp. 42
Marked cardsp. 42
Techniciansp. 43
Cutting the cardsp. 43
Collusionp. 44
Combating cheatingp. 44
The different games of pokerp. 47
Five card drawp. 48
Five card studp. 52
Seven card studp. 53
Hold 'emp. 55
Omahap. 57
Caribbean stud pokerp. 60
Pai gow pokerp. 62
Playing in a casinop. 65
Selecting a casinop. 67
What to expectp. 67
Card room etiquettep. 71
Fairness of the gamep. 72
Tournament playp. 74
Types of tournamentp. 75
Costsp. 77
Entry requirementsp. 77
How play is organizedp. 77
Prizesp. 78
Satellitesp. 79
Major tournamentsp. 79
Playing tipsp. 81
Poker dicep. 84
Video poker machinesp. 89
What is video poker?p. 90
Types of machinep. 90
How to playp. 90
Payout odds for different gamesp. 91
Playing tipsp. 93
Basic strategy for jacks or betterp. 93
Internet pokerp. 95
What is internet poker?p. 96
Is it legal?p. 96
How fair is it?p. 97
Equipment requiredp. 97
Costsp. 98
How to playp. 98
On-line tournamentsp. 99
Glossaryp. 100
Taking it furtherp. 103
Useful contact details and gamblers anonymous organizationsp. 103
Indexp. 105
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