Read MoreChris Moneymaker holds no particular fascination for me and I have no interest in writing about him or that period again. He’s a backstabber. But his impact on poker was incalculable. Congratulations to Eric Raskin on writing the definitive story of his victory.
Read MoreBlood Aces: The Wild Ride of Benny Binion, the Texas Gangster who Created Vegas Poker doesn’t necessarily cover much new territory, especially to those who already know of Binion’s shady past. It simply tells the story far better and in much greater detail than any other available source.
Read MoreShortly after writing and posting my list of the best non-fiction poker narratives ever written, I made a lengthy video that expounded upon the reasons why various books were selected.
Unfortunately, the video was cut short, leaving many viewers to wonder why I selected Anthony Holden’s “Big Deal” in the top position.
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Following my article titled “The 10 Most Important Poker Books and Why They’re Essential,” PokerNews asked me to compose a similar list of books, this time exclusively dedicated to strategy.
In other words, my latest task was to select the most important strategy books ever written from the many hundreds of texts which have been published.
Before I proceed further, an explanation of the criteria I used in the selection process is warranted.
Read MoreHerbert Noble somehow managed to defy the odds and survived. He withstood no less than eight assassination attempts on his life. But Number 9 was the end. Here’s the story of “the Cat.”
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