Online Poker: Your Guide to Playing Online Poker Safely & Winning Money

by Doyle Brunson

A fast and powerful way to win money online or play for free. Ten compelling chapters show you how to get started, explain the safety features which lets you play worry-free, and lets you in on the strategies that Doyle himself uses to beat players in cyberspace. Poker is poker, as Doyle explains, but there are also strategies that only apply to the online version, where the players are weaker!-and Doyle reveals them all in this book.

Genres: Nonfiction, Reference

192 pages, Paperback

First published August 9, 2005

About the author

Doyle Brunson, nicknamed "Texas Dolly" is an American poker player, who won the World Series of Poker in 1976 and 1977.

Reviews

[Alexandra Chauran]

The reviews about this book is right that the first third of the book is just an advertisement using Brunson's name. He admits that the online poker room bearing his name during the era was not owned by him, they just paid him handsomely for branding. This book was historically interesting. In Chapter 3 he foretells the Black Friday that outlawed online poker in most of the United States four years later. He writes of the biggest online room being Party Poker and of a new up and coming site, Poker Stars. I'm going to take away one interesting idea from this book, and it's to watch for the instant checking that happens when people select the check/fold button, not that many people in the microstakes sandbag anyway.

[TJ Shelby]

Write a generic poker book and slap Doyle Brunson's name on it...guaranteed to sell. Not guaranteed to teach you anything new though.