If you think like a poker professional and play like a poker professional, you are a poker professional.
This text aims to give you the knowledge and weapons that you need to think like we do. A lot of people understand the rules and strategy of poker, but unless you understand the fundamental theories of the game and how to apply them correctly when the pressure’s on, you’re really just betting on the fact that your opponent is playing worse than you are.
If this text was the only poker book you ever read, you’d think on a level higher than 99% of poker players out there. That’s because we address the questions of the game of poker analytically with science and math to back up all of our assumptions.
Unlike other poker coaches and other video sites, our unique voice speaks to the strategist, to the engineer, to the mathematician, to the philosopher, to those willing and eager to tackle problems bigger than themselves just for the fun of it.
Lesson 1 – The Fundamentals: We start you off with a cookie-cutter preflop strategy that I used and profited with for over 3,000 games. More importantly, we answer the “why’s” and establish a number of ground rules for reading the rest of the book.
Lesson 2 – Player Psychology: Poker’s a game of people. This chapter teaches you about people in the context of a game of poker.
Lesson 3 – Becoming Unexploitable: We look at the strategy of “turtling” or playing solid, ABC poker. This is your default strategy, the strategy you regress to when your opponent is beating on you, The strategy that does not lose.
Lesson 4 – Exploiting Other Players: The poker rope-a-dope begins. Here we get creative and teach you to bob and weave through poker hands. You’ll learn what to look for in an opponent and what to change when you see it.
Lesson 5 – Case Study: Studying a Solid Mid-Stakes Regular: We profile the playing tendencies of an actual $100 regular and deconstruct how we would beat him in a poker game. In today’s poker world where there are a number of weak regulars that make a little money who will always be willing to play a game with you, being able to break one of these players down and learn their deepest secrets provides you with access to an unconventional kind of ATM.
Lesson 6 – Getting it All In: A look at the math behind when and why you should go all in.
Lesson 7 – Reading Hands: Learn how to read the cards your opponent’s holding.
Lesson 8 – Short Stack Play: Strategies for playing under 30BB.
Lesson 9 – Dealing With Tilt: Learn to beat your biggest opponent, tilt.
Lesson 10 – Game Selection: How to pick games that make you a winner.
Lesson 11 – Advanced Poker Math: The skinny on what separates amateurs from professional poker players.
Lesson 12 – Proper HUD Usage: Heads Up Displays can provide real-time information about your opponent, like which hands he colds, how often he folds, and whether he checkraises on the flop. Learn how to get one and what to do with it.
Lesson 13 – Bankroll Management: Don’t go broke.
Lesson 14 – How to Review Your Own Play: Get better.
Lesson 15 – Becoming a Professional: Quit your job and live the dream?
This text aims to give you the knowledge and weapons that you need to think like we do. A lot of people understand the rules and strategy of poker, but unless you understand the fundamental theories of the game and how to apply them correctly when the pressure’s on, you’re really just betting on the fact that your opponent is playing worse than you are.
If this text was the only poker book you ever read, you’d think on a level higher than 99% of poker players out there. That’s because we address the questions of the game of poker analytically with science and math to back up all of our assumptions.
Unlike other poker coaches and other video sites, our unique voice speaks to the strategist, to the engineer, to the mathematician, to the philosopher, to those willing and eager to tackle problems bigger than themselves just for the fun of it.
Lesson 1 – The Fundamentals: We start you off with a cookie-cutter preflop strategy that I used and profited with for over 3,000 games. More importantly, we answer the “why’s” and establish a number of ground rules for reading the rest of the book.
Lesson 2 – Player Psychology: Poker’s a game of people. This chapter teaches you about people in the context of a game of poker.
Lesson 3 – Becoming Unexploitable: We look at the strategy of “turtling” or playing solid, ABC poker. This is your default strategy, the strategy you regress to when your opponent is beating on you, The strategy that does not lose.
Lesson 4 – Exploiting Other Players: The poker rope-a-dope begins. Here we get creative and teach you to bob and weave through poker hands. You’ll learn what to look for in an opponent and what to change when you see it.
Lesson 5 – Case Study: Studying a Solid Mid-Stakes Regular: We profile the playing tendencies of an actual $100 regular and deconstruct how we would beat him in a poker game. In today’s poker world where there are a number of weak regulars that make a little money who will always be willing to play a game with you, being able to break one of these players down and learn their deepest secrets provides you with access to an unconventional kind of ATM.
Lesson 6 – Getting it All In: A look at the math behind when and why you should go all in.
Lesson 7 – Reading Hands: Learn how to read the cards your opponent’s holding.
Lesson 8 – Short Stack Play: Strategies for playing under 30BB.
Lesson 9 – Dealing With Tilt: Learn to beat your biggest opponent, tilt.
Lesson 10 – Game Selection: How to pick games that make you a winner.
Lesson 11 – Advanced Poker Math: The skinny on what separates amateurs from professional poker players.
Lesson 12 – Proper HUD Usage: Heads Up Displays can provide real-time information about your opponent, like which hands he colds, how often he folds, and whether he checkraises on the flop. Learn how to get one and what to do with it.
Lesson 13 – Bankroll Management: Don’t go broke.
Lesson 14 – How to Review Your Own Play: Get better.
Lesson 15 – Becoming a Professional: Quit your job and live the dream?
