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Poker on the Internet (second edition) [Paperback]

Andrew Kinsman
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Kinsman's listing of poker websites makes this a valuable reference guide and time-saver for every level player Howard Schwartz CasinoGaming.com Invaluable for online players...very comprehensive and useful Nic Szeremeta, Poker Europa Magazine

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In recent years Internet Poker has been gone from an industry very much in its infancy, enjoyed by a few hundred regular 'play money' players, to a multi-million pound business, in which thousands of players around the world take part in real money games every day. With more than a dozen major sites in fierce competition for the online poker market, and new cardrooms being launched every few months, poker players nowadays face a huge (and potentially bewildering) range of choices. Whether you are a newcomer to online poker or already play regularly, this book provides you with the information you need to survive in the Internet poker jungle. It addresses the following questions: * How do I choose an online poker room at which to play? * How does online cardroom play differ from 'live' cardroom play? * Is there a risk of being cheated or colluded against? * How can I use the Internet to improve my play?

About the Author

Andrew Kinsman has been playing poker professionally online for several years. He is also a chess International Master and author of several popular chess books.
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