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THE POKER ENCYCLOPAEDIA
Looking for a last-minute Christmas present for that poker-player in your life? Look no further than The Poker Encyclopaedia, newly published by Portico at a mere £14 (or just £10.49 from amazon). Handsomely bound in green baize, believe it or not, this indispensable work contains all the info you could ever need to check out […]
Posted by Anthony Holden on December 15th, 2007 in Poker, Book Review.
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The Next Poker Book You Have To Read
Preamble I will take it as stipulated that you read poker books. If you don’t, um, either you’re not interested in poker (which makes me wonder why you’re reading this), [1] or you play poker and don’t read poker books (which makes me wonder why you’re not in my game). I am inalterably persuaded that a good […]
Posted by Lee Jones on November 24th, 2007 in Poker, Book Review.
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Ghosts at the Table
‘My chips have made it to the final table!’ cries Des Wilson at the end of his new book Ghosts at the Table – a history of poker boldly sub-titled ‘the world’s most popular game’. The only trouble is… they’ve made it there without him. Des’s chips are in someone else’s stack. It’s typical of Wilson’s […]
Posted by Anthony Holden on November 4th, 2007 in Poker, Buy Book, Book Review.
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