How an Ivy League Math Geek Learned to Play Championship Poker.
The Making of a Poker Player is a strategy book drawn from Matt's gripping journey into the poker world. Youll experience the game through the eyes of one of its top players, as he travels to Foxwoods for the Saturday morning tournaments that were more motivating than his Yale math classes, as he picks off a bluff by world champion Phil Hellmuth in Las vegas, and as he suffers through a prolonged losing streak that wipes out months of hard work and profit--only to turn around and win every penny.
Youll take a seat beside all the big names on the circuit and discover how to hold your own against any player--including the aggressive, the outrageous, and the outright cheats. You'll accrue winning tips and tricks, absorb theory on reading tells, learn how to apply logic and probability, get the basics for playing online, and take in the lingo for discussing every aspect of modern poker strategy.
Matt Matross vivid storytelling, nail-biting play-by-play recaps, and insider anecdotes capture all the excitement of the game. By the end of this book, youll understand what it means to be a real poker player. Odds are youll be one too.
