THE WORLD'S #1 POKER MANUAL - Card Games

Poker Book, Introduction
What is your goal in poker? Do you want to get rich, be the biggest winner in the game, gain confidence,
punish another player, or just have more fun? Define what you want, then increasingly apply the
Advanced Concepts of Poker until you reach your goals. How far should you go? That depends on you,
your conscience, and your goals.
CAUTION
The poker player armed with the Advanced Concepts of Poker knows how to play good poker -- he also
knows how to force others into playing poor poker. He knows when to bet, raise, and bluff -- he also
knows how to elicit bets, raises, and bluffs from those he has beat. He knows how to read the hands and
intentions of opponents -- he also knows how to delude opponents into misreading his hands and
intentions.
But most important, the poker player armed with the Advanced Concepts of Poker knows how to extract
maximum money from his opponents -- he knows how to bankrupt them. And most dangerously, he
knows how to control and manipulate the minds of players. He knows how to lure players into following
their emotions, into losing control of themselves, into disorienting their psyches . . . even into destroying
themselves.
INTRODUCTION
Every week millions of poker players around the world lose more money than many nations spend in a
year.[ 1 ] Billions of dollars, pounds, marks, francs, yen await those knowing more than the basic
concepts and techniques of poker. The opportunities for the good player are enormous.
Between 1850 and 1980, over 160 books were published about poker, but none focuses on the concept
of extracting maximum money from a poker game. This book reveals methods to win maximum money
from any game. This book also describes methods to generate more money by quickening the betting
pace, raising the stakes, expanding the game, creating new games, and finding bigger games....This book
shows how amateurs and professionals alike can win a guaranteed income from poker--in private games
or in public casinos.
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