Poker Books Published in 2011

Poker Isometrics And Poker Fitness explores the importance of physical well being for poker players aiming to boost their performance at the poker table. The book introduces “Poker Isometrics,” a combination of physical exercises meant to enhance focus, discipline and stamina. These exercises aim to help players stay calm and attentive during poker sessions reduce stress levels and improve decision making abilities. Additionally the book provides insights on maintaining a diet engaging in exercise routines and adopting sleep habits to support overall wellness and optimize performance, in the game of poker.

The Mental Game of Poker by Jared Tendler focuses on the psychological aspects of poker and how to improve one’s mental game to become a better poker player. The book covers various topics such as emotional control, focus, discipline, decision-making, and handling pressure. It provides strategies, techniques, and practical advice to help poker players overcome mental obstacles, develop a strong mindset, and ultimately improve their overall performance at the poker table. The book is designed for poker players of all skill levels, from beginners to professionals, who want to gain a mental edge over their opponents and achieve long-term success in the game.

Professional poker player, coach, and theorist, Andrew “BalugaWhale” Seidman from Portland, Oregon, has won hundreds of thousands of dollars online. He is also an established author, known for his articles and e-book, Easy Game.

Poker isn’t a fast track to wealth. It requires effort and dedication. In “What I Know About Poker”, strategy writer Alex Scott offers a mix of classic and new insights to elevate your game. This comprehensive guide is essential for any poker player.

Great poker players always say, “It depends.” This can be frustrating, but it’s true. The secret to poker mastery lies in understanding what it depends on. Now, there’s a book that provides this insight. Poker involves numerous factors: table position, flop texture, player count, opponent personalities, etc. ‘Decide to Play Great Poker’ helps you identify and analyse these factors, apply them to game situations, and gain confidence in any poker scenario. Instead of providing occasional rules, this book guides you to become a strategic poker thinker. Contrary to popular belief, poker’s goal isn’t to make money, but to make good decisions. Money is just a measure of how well you’re achieving this. Ready to make world-class decisions and reap their rewards? Choose to Play Great Poker now and never be puzzled by “it depends” again.