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| Winning Poker Tournaments One Hand at a Time Volume II |  | Authors: Eric 'Rizen' Lynch, Jon 'PearlJammer' Turner, Jon 'Apestyles' Van Fleet Publisher: Dimat Enterprises, Inc. Category: Book
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ISBN: 0984143440 Dewey Decimal Number: 795 EAN: 9780984143443 ASIN: 0984143440
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Product Description YOU'RE IN THE MONEY...NOW WHAT? You've put in the time, you've built up your stack, and now, at last, you're inching ever closer to serious tournament payoffs. At this stage, playing smart is more crucial than ever, and who better to give you the edge than three of modern poker's greatest tournament pros? THEY'LL TAKE YOU FROM THE BUBBLE TO THE FINAL TABLE Volume 1 of this series shed new light on the fundamentals, and now in, Volume 2, Pearljammer, Apestyles and Rizen players whose collective stats include, more than 1,800 final tables made, over 300 major wins, and more than $10,000,000 in cashes return to show you how to crush the final table. When deep in a tournament, the ability to analyze opponents' play is more than an advantage it's a necessity. In this exciting follow-up, you get to sweat the best as they walk you through the key hands of actual tournaments: what they did right, what they did wrong, and what you need to do to win, including: - How to use the changing dynamic of stack size to your advantage as the field narrows - The unique strategies and tactics of Final Table play - How to dominate weak players and outthink strong players - How to take maximum advantage of your table image to confound your competition - How hand selection changes in short-handed and heads-up play Poker is a fun game, but it's even more fun when you win. Online or live, you need to keep your cool and make the right moves to enjoy big-money finishes. If you've gotten this far, these top professionals will help you go all the way.
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| Customer Reviews: The best book to get for tournament endgame April 1, 2010 R. Rooney 12 out of 12 found this review helpful
Three legendary online poker players explain in detail how to close out a tournament. Each author gives a bunch of hand samples all taken from one tournament from the point of when it hits the money all the way until the end. I give this book five stars because for what it is it's the best book on the market.
There are a couple of things that people should keep in mind however.
1) It is not a beginner's book and if you haven't played that long you may not understand it.
2) Since they took the examples all from one tournament and specifically a tournament where they came in first, there isn't a lot of shortstack play included. Honestly, this shouldn't bother most experienced players because short stack shove ranges are pretty automatic.
3) Since it only includes from the money until the end, you pretty much have to get the first book.
4) It doesn't cover live poker so there isn't information on physical tells. However, most live tourney players will benefit as live players tend to be worse at reading betting patterns.
Overall, just an awesome book.
Top Notch Analysis May 13, 2010 Seth Baldwin (Portland, OR United States) 4 out of 4 found this review helpful
The analysis in this book is even better than volume I. The authors do a great job of putting their opponents on hand ranges, estimating how wide those opponents are opening, how narrow those opponents would call a shove, and calculating how often their hand wins at showdown to come up with the play's overall expected value. Once you are able to calculate pot odds in your head (and I think most people do; if not, save this book for later) estimating your opponent's hand range is where it's at.
Harringtom Plus June 6, 2010 Kevin. Beek (St. Louis, MO USA) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is an excellent book. It looks at hands played by three very successful online players during the final stages of a tournament. Their styles are aggressive and makes for interesting reading. The book shows why putting your opponents on a range of hands is critical to playing winning poker and gives insight into the thought processes these players use to rate their hand strength pre-flop, post flop, on the turn and at the river. It makes a nice addition to anyone's poker library.
Just OK July 21, 2010 basilio 0 out of 1 found this review helpful
It is an OK book for reading to entertain but there is lots of repetition and once you trim the fat there is not nuch meat behind it, you might even learn more watching a finale table replay on PS
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