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A revealing insight into the methods and strategies of one of today's leading poker theorists and professionals in the UK. Carl ""The Dean"" Sampson has been a professional online player, poker writer and coach for over six years. He writes for three leading poker magazines as well as the hugely popular Hendon Mob website. Moving far beyond simple hand charts, Carl gets to the core of how a professional operates whilst at the table, revealing entire playing sessions and the methods that he uses to win - not just in online games but in private and casinos games too.
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Disappointing, 15 Feb 2010
By Terry Linhardt - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Winning Cash Game Poker (Paperback)
I was hoping for a lot from this book. I was disappointed.
This book follows a rather popular "theme" as of late of the author trying to tell you "what he was thinking" as he played various hands. The problem with this, in my opinion, is that the "concepts" are not presented in any logical format. One hand is a discussion of one concept, and the next hand discusses something else. In short, the nuggets of ideas that come from this book are pretty much lost and not presented in any coherent fashion.
I also have problems with authors who try to discuss both limit and no-limit poker in the same book. Those games play differently. So, you really need to be very careful as to whether the author is discussing a limit or a no-limit game.
Not many books have been written about cash poker. (Apparently books about tournament poker are the hot items these days). So, I was eagerly awaiting this book. Unfortunately, it really did not add to my poker knowledge.
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