THE WORLD'S #1 POKER MANUAL - Card Games

Poker Book, Definitions
Henry, l R.--1890
Poker Boiled Down
Jacoby, O.--1947
Oswald Jacoby on Poker
Keller, l. W.--1887
Draw Poker
Morehead, A. H.--1956
New Complete Hoyle
Morehead, A. H.--1967
The Complete Guide to Winning
Poker
Moss, l.--1955
How to Win at Poker
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Elements of poker success
are good luck, good cards,
cheek, good temper, and
patience.
The most successful bluffs
are likely to be the innocent
ones.
Playing poker without
money is really an
intellectual and scientific
game. Playing poker with
money becomes mere
gambling.
The most widespread
mistake is to play long
hours in a futile losers'
game.
Many of the finest poker
exploits are inspirational
and intuitional.
Beware of poor players.
Stay out of games in which
there are fish.
"Good luck" and good
cards have no bearing on
poker success . . . all
players eventually get the
same "luck" and cards.
The most successful bluffs
are likely to be the well
thought out and properly
executed ones.
The essence of poker is
aggression and money.
The greatest advantages
occur in a game consisting
of tired losers . . . they are
usually the poor players at
their poorest. Also, the
losers' game will usually
move at a faster pace and
with sloppier play.
The only fine poker
exploits are the ones
consciously thought out.
Poor players are the most
profitable opponents. Seek
poor players and games in
which fish abound.