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Ken Warren Teaches Texas Hold'em
by
Ken Warren
This book is a step-by-step manual for winning at hold'em by the world's best-selling author of Winner's Guide to Texas Hold'em Poker. Each chapter teaches the reader one important principle and features great practical advice plus examples from actual games and how to apply them to the reader's own games.
Paperback, 416 pages
Published
April 8th 2003
by Cardoza
(first published April 1st 2003)
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This is a basic primer to the game and as such it's excellent. A novice could read this book cover to cover, play in a home game and not lose too much money. It's no substitute for seat time, but it's great introduction to the basics of the game, which hands to play, pot odds, winning percentages for starting hands, etc.
Most of all, it asks poker players to take notes of their sessions, which is the best way to get better. By taking and reading your notes, you find tendencies that cr...more
Most of all, it asks poker players to take notes of their sessions, which is the best way to get better. By taking and reading your notes, you find tendencies that cr...more
Very helpful. Even more so than Winning at Internet Poker For Dummies (For Dummies.
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