Secrets Of Short Handed No Limit Hold Em

This work features clear and insightful explanations of the thought processes of a successful high stakes player and teaches how to read hands--the key skill for successful short-handed play.

Short-handed No Limit Hold’em is a dangerous game. There’s nowhere to hide – the slightest blip can cost you your entire stack, whilst a good play can bust your opponents. The weak players get crushed and the winners clean up. Buy this book and you will become a winner. Secrets of Short-handed No Limit Hold’em: features clear and insightful explanations of the thought processes of a successful high stakes playerteaches how to read hands – the key skill for successful short-handed playfeatures many actual hands from real high stakes shorthanded no limit hold’em cash games Many of the ideas articulated and explained in this book have never been seen in print before. This book. In each case, there is a very detailed, in-depth explanation for the thought processes and concepts involved in the hand. Emphasis is placed on the psychology involved which is of key importance for no limit play.

0 Comments Rolf Slotboom and Rob Hollink join forces to produce THE definitive guide, to short-handed Pot-Limit Omaha (tables with six or fewer players). Do you know Pot-Limit Omaha is one of the fastest growing forms of poker? Do you know that the biggest games online (in money) are Short-Handed Pot-Limit Omaha? Rolf and Rob will tell you how to: Gauge the optimum size of the buy-inDecide whether to check-raise or bet into the raiserRepresent big handsMisrepresent hands in order to get paid offGet your opponents off good, but non-nut handsJudge when to raise with drawing hands The team – Rolf Slotboom – author of the classic “Secrets of Professional Pot Limit Omaha”. In his first attempt in 2007 on the World Series of Poker he cashed four times, including the main $10,000 event. Rob Hollink has been a leading player for over 20 years and has won both a European tour title and, in 2008, a World Series bracelet.

Le No Limit Hold'em short-handed est un jeu dangereux. On ne peut pas se le cacher, le moindre faux pas peut vous coûter votre tapis entier, tandis qu'un bon coup peut détruire vos adversaires. Les joueurs faibles se font écraser et les gagnants marchent sur la table. En lisant ce livre vous allez devenir un gagnant. Les secrets du No Limit Hold'em Short-handed : présente des explications claires et perspicaces sur les réflexions d'un joueur accompli en hautes limites, enseigne la lecture des mains - la compétence clé pour le jeu en short-handed, inclut de nombreux exemples de mains provenant de véritables parties de cash game de No Limit Hold'em en high stakes. Beaucoup d'idées articulées et expliquées dans ce livre n'ont jamais été publiées auparavant. A chaque cas correspond une explication en profondeur très détaillée sur les processus de réflexion et les concepts mis en jeu dans la main. L'accent est mis sur la psychologie, ce qui est d' ne importance capitale pour le jeu en no limit.

Slotboom draws together a number of innovative and revolutionary ideas including winning strategies for cash games, tournaments, and adjustments for on-line play; a successful "kamikaze" style for tournament play; and more.

"Talks about the man who took the casinos for an estimated $50 million and many others just like him. This book relates the tales of daring and imaginative roulette players who have taken the casino industry for vast sums of money down the years."--Publisher description

If you think you know sit’n‘gos… think again! The sit’n‘go (single table tournament) format is one of the most popular and exciting ways to play poker. The classic sit’n‘go consists of ten players sitting at one table and playing for three prizes – but this is not the only possible format. There are many other ways that these events can be run and they can provide a lucrative opportunity for the skilled player. In Secrets of non-standard Sit’n‘gos, Phil Shaw navigates you through these exciting variants and explains how you can make them profitable. The alternative formats discussed include: Heads-up sit’n‘gos (two players)Sit’n‘gos played across two tables45-player and 180-player sit’n‘gosNon-NL games, including Pot-Limit Omaha, Stud, Razz, Triple Draw and Hi-lo gamesStep systems (where players can win entries to tournaments like the EPT and WSOP) …and many more. As well as a deep examination of the correct strategies for all these events, Secrets of non-standard Sit’n‘gos also analyses the most effective way to capitalise on rakeback and reward programs.