Books on Poker Bankroll Management

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    Texas Hold’em Poker

    By: Paul Mendelson
    Subtitle: Win Online

     Paul Mendelson reveals that most online poker players mistakenly believe they are winning when they are actually losing money each month. However, by following Mendelson’s techniques and having a basic understanding of the game, players can ensure consistent and regular wins. The book teaches readers how to choose the best poker sites for their skill level, analyze opponents and their playing styles, adapt their own game to counter different strategies, manage the expensive pitfalls of ’tilt’ and temperament, and effectively manage and grow their bankroll. Additionally, Mendelson shares tips on capitalizing on alertness while playing against exhausted opponents in different time zones, making the right decisions, avoiding costly mistakes, and accurately reading opponents while keeping them guessing about your own play.


    Killer Poker No Limit

    By: John Vorhaus
    Subtitle: A Winning Strategy for Cash Games and Tournaments

    The author presents a comprehensive strategy for conquering no-limit Texas Hold’em, the game that captivates both beginners and experienced players with its thrilling, high-stakes action. Vorhaus explores the essence of no-limit play, exploring its appeal and the qualities necessary to succeed, while providing readers with key skills such as devising a plan for every hand, classifying opponents’ and one’s own playing style, understanding the value of unpredictability, managing bankrolls, and developing exit strategies. With this book, players will gain the confidence and insider knowledge needed to make the right moves at the right time and reap the rewards of no-limit poker.

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    The Intelligent Poker Player

    By: Philip Newall

    The field of poker theory is evolving into a more complex and mathematical domain, making it increasingly difficult for the average person to grasp. Philip Newall’s book, The Intelligent Poker Player, seeks to make sophisticated poker strategies more understandable to the general public by using clear language. It offers a comprehensive method that can be applied to various poker games, with a focus on limit and no-limit hold ’em. Notably, it’s the first to explore the burgeoning area of poker-playing robots, analyzing the advanced play of top-tier computers in heads-up limit hold ’em. Moreover, recognizing the uncertainties of a professional poker career, Newall includes guidance on minimizing risks through strategic financial and psychological management. This includes chapters on diverse topics from game strategy to financial planning, aiming to equip players with the knowledge to navigate the complexities of professional poker.


    Jonathan Little on Live No-Limit Cash Games The Theory

    By: Jonathan Little
    Subtitle: Volume 1

    Being a successful live cash player requires more than just playing the hand correctly. It demands a range of other skills, which are taught by top-ranking professional poker player, Jonathan Little. Known as one of the game’s best instructors, Jonathan has a unique knack for simplifying complex poker concepts. His teachings include strategies such as when to adopt a loose/aggressive or tight/aggressive approach, when a passive strategy can yield the most profit, and how to identify subtle tells to accurately gauge player types. He also covers essential topics like bankroll management, game selection, and emotional control.


    Gambling Theory and Other Topics

    By: Mason Malmuth

    This text is a must-read for serious gamblers. It explores how a select few manage to succeed in this high-stakes field, offering insights into the strategies that give them an edge. The text introduces the dynamic concept of non-self-weighting strategies, demonstrating their application not only in thrilling gambling scenarios but also in everyday life. It also discusses the relationship between risk, fluctuations, and your bankroll, using the standard deviation as a measure. Other topics covered include bankroll requirements, win-rate accuracy, free bets, the best blackjack count, lottery misconceptions, risky ideas, poker tournament strategies, and more. It even touches on the strategies of the world’s most successful gamblers and the concept of building pyramids.

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    Crushing Low Stakes Poker Volume 1

    By: Mike Turner
    Subtitle: How to Make $1,000s Playing Low Stakes Sit ’n Gos

    Professional poker players often author poker books and training videos, focusing on high-stakes tournaments and Sit ‘n Gos. However, these resources may not be as beneficial for those primarily playing at low stakes. A different strategy and approach are required when playing low stakes games against beginners and recreational players. The Crushing Low Stakes Poker series is specifically designed to teach the correct strategy for consistently winning low stakes Sit ‘n Gos.

    Volume 1 of the series covers essential knowledge for becoming a successful low stakes Sit ‘n Go player. It includes critical poker concepts like bankroll management, table selection, expressed and implied odds, and ICM. It also covers important elements of pre-flop and post-flop play, such as playing tight-cautious, playing speculative hands, value betting, and fast-playing.

    The book also provides an overview of the best poker tools and sites for improving your game and gaining an advantage over your opponents. It includes push-fold charts for 3 to 6-handed play and Heads-Up play, and extensive hand examples to illustrate practical application of concepts.

    The e-book version, available on Amazon, includes access to a series of poker training videos that complement the book. These videos explain low stakes strategy through slide presentations and detailed analyses of example hands.

    Crushing Low Stakes Poker Volume 1 is a comprehensive tool for mastering low stakes Sit ‘n Gos. Whether you’re struggling with your game or looking to improve, this book provides the tools for success.

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