The Pocket Guide to Hold ‘Em Poker
Ted
Pannell
“A solid foundation
for playing Hold ‘Em . . . Should be read before ever sitting
down at the table.”
--Gambler’s Book Club, Las Vegas
This guide is for the player who wants an edge in the hottest game
ever to hit the felt.
The beginner can learn how to play the game and avoid costly mistakes.
Seasoned players will learn psychological tactics that can keep
them confident—and winning—at the table. Whatever the
skill level, The Pocket Guide to Hold ‘Em Poker will
make you a better player, with such advice as:
• Many inexperienced players feel they should
be in every round. Not so!
•
Watch for an opponent who keeps
looking at his cards—players with good cards don’t have
to “double check”
•
Play the same when winning
as when you are down
•
Fold even a good hand if you
see you can’t win
•
Watch for the signs of desperation
in a losing player, and take advantage
These and many more topics are covered in this handy but comprehensive
guide; plus there is a section on strategies for winning the newly-popular
internet poker.
Ted
Pannell is a long-time Hold ‘Em player, having played
full time in casinos and private games in Las Vegas, California,
and Hawaii. He has contributed to Card Player and Gaming
Times magazines, and has worked as a reporter covering gambling
tournaments in Nevada. He and his wife live in Palm Desert, CA.
$9.95

Games / Poker
80 pages
4 x 6
20 black & white illustrations
ISBN: 1-58080-141-2
ISBN 13: 978-1-58080-141-6 |