Poker Books Published in 2001

Poker Tournament Tips from the Pros serves as the ultimate guide for players seeking to enhance their competitive play. Written by Shane Smith, this essential reference compiles strategies and advice from leading professionals and theorists in poker, aimed at securing significant winnings in low-limit tournaments. It is considered by millions of players as an indispensable resource for tournament achievement. The book covers critical tips for the four stages of play, strategies to evade pitfalls, aggressive tactics, the principles of fortune, and crucial advice on time management, among other insights.

The author has packed a lot of information into this book, designed for both beginning and seasoned players, covering seven-card stud and hold’em. The subtitle, “The Four Basic Rules and Strategies for Winning at the Game of Poker,” is covered in the second chapter. The remaining chapters include “Poker Strategies for How to Win More Often and Win More $,” “Poker Strategies for Special Situations,” “Rules and Strategies for Texas Hold’em,” “The Psychology of Poker” (also the title of Epstein’s first book), “Making an Allowance for Recommendations for Tipping/Showing Your Appreciation,” and “For Seniors: Playing Poker for Fun, $, and Good Health.” Special chapters have been contributed by Dr. Daniel E. Abrams. On the cover, Epstein states, “Play by these four simple basic rules and the strategies, and you will come away a winner most of the time — perhaps three out of four sessions or more.”

The Book provides an in-depth analysis of Texas Hold ‘Em poker. It covers various aspects of the game, including rules, strategies, odds, and psychology, to help players improve their skills and increase their chances of winning. The book is designed for players of all skill levels, from beginners to advanced players, and offers valuable insights and tips on how to play and win at Texas Hold ‘Em. It covers topics such as hand selection, betting strategies, bluffing, reading opponents, and managing your bankroll. The book also includes examples and real-life scenarios to illustrate key concepts and strategies, making it an essential resource for anyone looking to improve their poker game.