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Make The Next Poker Hand You Play A Winning Hand! Want to stop leaving your chips on the table and start taking more winnings home? How about moving from your Wednesday night game to the big time? The Portable Poker Pro can boost any player''s game--whether you''re a beginner, intermediate, or advanced player! This easy guide to hold''em poker will teach you the strategies, techniques, and nuances that separate the studs from the duds so you can win, win, win! You''ll learn:   • Poker terms, betting talk, hand rankings, general rules, and poker etiquette   • Strategies for calling, raising, getting heads-up with your opponent, and staying off the defensive   • How losing hands--and losing bluffs--can set up a big win later    • How to unravel your opponents'' playing styles   • And much more. . .

The Ultimate Argument Settler This book holds the answer to every poker argument, standstill, or face-off imaginable. Experts Lou Krieger and Sheree Bykofsky provide answers to hundreds of tough questions like:    • What is the minimum raise in a no-limit game?   • Can you bet and raise with a single chip?    • Can you cut a deal at the final table?    • Do players have the right to see the winning hand?    • And much more:    • Comprehensive rules for all the major games   • An easy-to-use index   • Handy charts   • Anecdotes from dealers, players, and poker room staff around the world about real-life arguments and how they were settled. Here is the poker bible that will let you concentrate on what''s really important--winning.

In The Kaizen of Poker, Sheree Bykofsky will help you take your game to the next level - and to the level after that. By learning how to identify and focus on the skills and strategies you need to improve most, you will find yourself raking in more pots and leaving the game a winner far more often. Expanding on Secrets the Pros Won't Tell You About Winning Hold'Em Poker by Lou Krieger and Sheree Bykofsky, here she takes the Japanese concept of 'Kaizen' - continuous improvement - and applies it to the card game we all love best.