Mastering Poker Math

Mastering Poker Math Volume 2 (like its predecessor: Mastering Poker Math Volume 1) is designed to illuminate poker math and how to integrate it with the rest of your game. This book does a comprehensive study on how to:Estimate the Worth of Your Hand Against OpponentsThe information, strategies, and mathematics presented here will help you estimate the worth of your hand at any given time. To accomplish this, we will deep dive into probabilities, equity, range analysis, trapping, disciplined folding, and the metagame. We will also cover developing higher-level skills and plugging your leaks. Throughout the material, integrating poker math with all of your skills will be encouraged. Make Excellent Risk AssessmentsBy learning the probabilities, equity, expected value, and more, you will be better prepared to make sound risk assessments during your hands. Throughout this text, we will deep dive into your risk versus potential reward when contemplating folds, calls, raises, re-raises, and all-ins.

Transform Your Game and Become a Feared Shark at the Tables! Mastering Poker Math Volume 1 has been created to help you gain a competitive advantage in tournament poker. You will learn two major areas. First, the book helps you to gain a visceral understanding of the math of Texas No-Limit Hold'em. You will learn to trust the numbers in the right situations and circumstances to improve your game. Second, you will learn to integrate the math with your other skills. Knowing the math isn't enough today. The competition is tough and getting tougher by the year. To be a successful player today, your math skills need to be fused solidly with your other skills. This book will show you how to accomplish this. In Mastering Poker Math, your journey begins with the discovery of Fundamental Poker Math Skills. These include: Decision Making with Imperfect Information, Probabilities, Fractions, Odds and Counting Your Outs, The Rule of 2 and 4, Key Percentages and Probabilities, The Importance of Equity and Expected Value. Next, you will learn to Master the Math by exploring: The Core Math, Selecting Great Starting Hands and the Power of Betting. The third section, Mastering the Math Applications is extensive. It covers: Chip Management Skills, Why It's Smart Math to Bluff, The Power and Problems with Aces and The Power and Problems with Pocket Pairs. This section also covers Decision Tree Analysis, The Explosive Energy of All-In, Capitalizing on Patterns & Math and the Phases of a Tournament. The book wraps up by showing you how to become a New Breed of Poker Player. We will cover: Game Theory Optimal, Strengthening Your Skills, Tracking Your Results and Next Steps. Mastering Poker Math is jam packed with powerful information to help you gain a strong competitive edge and prepare yourself to play excellent tournament poker. Get your copy of Mastering Poker Math Volume 1 today and start becoming a feared shark at the tables.

Mastering Poker Math, Volume 2 is the sequel to Mastering Poker Math, Volume 1. Both books teach the practical math of Texas No-Limit Hold 'em and how to integrate it with the rest of your game. They are designed for all serious players willing to do the work to become a powerful player. Mastering Poker Math Volume 2 is for intermediate to advanced players. It digs deep into the math and other knowledge to help you to:?Think more strategically at the poker tables.?Build deep-rooted confidence in your abilities as a poker player.?Improve your decision-making with imperfect information at the tables.?Increase your competitive edge by learning poker math at a visceral level.This book is a comprehensive study on how to:Estimate the Worth of Your Hand Against OpponentsThe information, strategies, and mathematics presented here will help you estimate the worth of your hand at any given time.Make Excellent Risk AssessmentsBy learning the probabilities, equity, and expected value, you will be better prepared to make sound risk assessments during your hands. We will deep dive into your risk versus potential reward throughout this text when contemplating folds, calls, raises, re-raises, and all-ins.

The Mastering Poker Math Workbook is a companion of Mastering Poker Math, Volumes 1 & 2. It is for all serious poker players who are willing to put in the effort to internalize the poker math and become formidable at the game of Texas No-Limit Hold'em.This workbook covers: * Range Analysis Exercises* The Art of Trapping Exercises* Fundamental Poker Knowledge* Situational Awareness Exercises* Key Probabilities Worth Remembering. The Mastering Poker Math Workbook is an extensive study guide for intermediate to advanced players to help you:Strengthen Your Knowledge of the Poker Math Almost all of the exercises in this workbook are directly from the material in Mastering Poker Math, Volumes 1 and 2. Each of us absorbs information at different rates. That is the nature of we humans. For a select few individuals reading information once is enough to internalize it. Most of us need repeated exposure to gain deep knowledge and understanding of a subject. Doing exercises using the same material explored in depth within Mastering Poker Math, Volumes 1 & 2 helps speed up your absorption and internalization of this material. Build a Deep-Rooted Confidence in Your Poker Math AbilitiesWhen you know the hands-on poker math at a deep level and can access it anytime during a game, confidence in your skill as a player increases significantly-sometimes dramatically. Knowledge and confidence in poker math will free up your mind to focus on the other players, their motivations, chip stack sizes, the phase of the tournament, bet sizing, betting tempo, and more. Much of the poker math is straightforward. You will be able to access it quickly and confidently. When the math is difficult, you will have the knowledge, skills, and confidence to go into the tank and determine it.

Whether you want to improve your performance at your monthly poker game with your friends or supplement your income by playing frequently online, understanding poker math is the next step. Inside, you'll discover a simplified explanation of complicated subjects like game theory optimum, ideal ranges, flat betting, and more, and real-life examples to help you comprehend where and when you'd utilize the approach. While the subjects presented here may seem hard at first, they are not difficult to master on the fly during your games with enough practice. Inside the book, you'll learn: Tips for establishing your game theory ideal plan Tricks for assessing your opponent's range as well as creating your own A description of the different sorts of players and the best technique to separate each of them And Much More!... What are you waiting for?... Buy now

Since reigning poker expert Phil Gordon’s Little Green Book illuminated the strategies and philosophies necessary to win at No Limit Texas Hold’em, poker has changed quickly and dramatically. Today, Pot Limit Omaha is the game of choice at nosebleed stakes. The players are aggressive, the games are volatile, the decisions are tough, and the pressure is relentless. This is Poker 2.0. In his Little Gold Book, Phil Gordon reexamines the game from the ground up. The key to competing with today’s top players is finding the post-flop edge, but to really understand this new playing style, you need to get comfortable with the underlying math. Don’t be intimidated. Gordon makes this challenging material as approachable and simple as possible. Beginning with the foundations of Poker 2.0, he unpacks the modern poker player’s tool kit, rigorously examines the new lines of play in No Limit Hold’em, dissects the fast and furious strategies of Pot Limit Omaha, and explores the winning poker mind-set that will take your game to an entirely different level. The golden age of poker is upon us. Phil Gordon’s Little Gold Book will shorten your learning curve, and if you’re willing to put in the time and the work, big bankrolls await.

For decades, the highest level of poker have been dominated by players who have learned the game by playing it, road gamblers' who have cultivated intuition for the game and are adept at reading other players' hands from betting patterns and physical tells. Over the last five to ten years, a whole new breed has risen to prominence within the poker community. Applying the tools of computer science and mathematics to poker and sharing the information across the Internet, these players have challenged many of the assumptions that underlay traditional approaches to the game.'