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by Tommy Angelo

ISBN: 1419680897
Author: Tommy Angelo
Publisher: Tommy Angelo (December 10, 2007)
Language: English
Pages: 266
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Tommy Angelo (born August 25, 1958) is an Oakland, California professional poker player, writer, and coach. Angelo was a career musician in the 1980s, performing rock and country on drums and piano.

Tommy Angelo (born August 25, 1958) is an Oakland, California professional poker player, writer, and coach. In 1990, he became a full-time professional poker player. Since then has since written 100 magazine articles, written and produced 18 poker training videos, and written and published three books on poker.

The book would be worth reading even if it contained nothing new simply because it's readable, even entertaining. But it does contain much that is new to poker literature, if not in substance in slant.

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About Tommy Angelo: Once, during a poker discussion in Las Vegas, several top strategists were debating how to play pocket kings . Insights like that are what drove the popularity of Angelo’s first book, Elements of Poker, a tome highly regarded for its fresh and practical perspectives.

About Tommy Angelo: Once, during a poker discussion in Las Vegas, several top strategists were debating how to play pocket kings under the gun. Then Tomm. Since he began offering coaching in 2004, over one hundred students have paid for his candid advice, wanting more of what they found in his 100 articles and 18 videos. In 2017, Angelo completed Painless Poker. I have no words left, he wrote to his mailing-list fans. I put them all in here.

Once, during a poker discussion in Las Vegas, several top strategists were debating how to play pocket kings under the gun. Then Tommy Angelo popped in with -I can tell you the best way to play two kings. Decide in advance that no matter what happens, you won't go on tilt!- Insights like that are what drove the popularity of Angelo's first book, Elements of Poker, a tome highly regarded for its fresh and practical perspectives

Elements of Poker is the distilled wisdom of a master. Published in 2007, this book is praised by poker pros worldwide as a timeless classic. Elements of Poker - Tommy Angelo.

Elements of Poker is the distilled wisdom of a master. Read on the Scribd mobile app. Download the free Scribd mobile app to read anytime, anywhere. Publisher: Tommy AngeloReleased: Mar 12, 2017ISBN: 9781386795650Format: book. carousel previous carousel next. Waiting for Straighters.

Tommy Angelo is a top tier poker coach, poker writer, and philosopher. Join professional, winning poker players like Phil Galfond, Ed Miller, Simon Munz, Lee Jones, and David Benefield in reading the book that Jay Rosenkrantz calls the best poker book ever

Beyond statistics, beyond whether to raise, call, or fold, Elements of Poker reveals a new world of profitability for your bankroll and your life. You know tilt costs you money, but do you know how to make it go away? You know position is important, but do you really know how to profit from that knowledge? Elements of Poker is the distilled wisdom of a master. Published in 2007, this book is praised by poker pros worldwide as a timeless classic.

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Low_Skill_But_Happy_Deagle

This is largely a book about how to play your best at all times. If you are a beginner or unable to play well for any other reason, your best probably isn't good enough for you to bother with the book. If you are a pro (or solid amateur) who already plays his or her best at all times, you probably don't need this book.
There are probably a great many people in the middle category, the people who will gain by reading this book. Mr. Angelo doesn't give a great many tactical tips here, so this book won't be much help in _creating_ your A game. However, that is the easy part. Poker isn't as difficult as it seems. An A game good enough to win against ok players is not out of your reach. This book will help you play it all, or almost all, the time.

Vudojar

I ordered this book because of the reviews, fully expecting to be disappointed. Wrong!

Tommy Angelo manages in 250 well-written and exceptionally well-edited pages to cover many aspects of poker that you'll seldom see discussed. The book would be worth reading even if it contained nothing new simply because it's readable, even entertaining.

But it does contain much that is new to poker literature, if not in substance in slant. For example his discussion of "A-Game, B-Game, and C_Game" hands should be an eye opener for players who habitually play cards that are certain losers. In his classification there is only one B-Game hand - and I'll not step on his punch line by telling what it is. Heeding his advice on this topic should help to make more decisions black vs. white rather than an endless variety of shades of gray.

Players enamored with suited cards would be well advised to read element 32 (Suitedness and Connectedness) where they'll get a realistic view of the true value of suited cards. (Being suited adds about 4% probability of winning to a hand at a full table, 2% heads up.) Eveyone understands that position is of paramount importance in Hold'em. So there's nothing new to be said about it, right? Wrong. Angelo's discussion of elements 28-31 reveals nothing "new", but does reveal what we all think we know in a new light. Read his discussion then re-read Sklansky.

The bottom line is you'll gain a few insights into the old familiar topics. More importantly, you will gain some entirely new perspectives on your game and some of what you already know will be seen so clearly you'll realize that although you could quote the concept you didn't really know it. Angelo's prose is so readable and his ideas so well expressed that you'll find yourself rethinking your own game as you progress through the book. I can't imagine any player not learning something valuable from this book.

Did I mention that it's readable? Looks like an actual English-language editor checked for spelling, syntax, etc. This may be the most readable poker book I've seen.

GawelleN

I am a professional poker player (meaning I make my living with poker) and without a doubt this book is a must read for any serious or aspiring poker player. It is not a "how to guide" or a technical book in terms of hand rankings and EV lines, but rather is a book that encapsulates all the "nebulous" stuff you need to know to be a winning player. If it were possible to capture the spirit of poker and wrap it in the cumulative knowledge of a winning player, then the result would be this book.

This is NOT a book for beginning poker players though. This is a book for players who have read a couple of technical books and have a few hundred hours of play under their belts and are ready to ascend to that "next" level.

Uleran

Superior Poker Book. Doesn't really teach about how to play, opening ranges, stack sizes, etc, but can be so much better if you put Mr. Angelo's ideas to work.
Having read his work online at his website, I thought it was so well written, and pertinent to ANY poker players success. Well written in an interesting and entertaining style.
Just what the title say, Elements of Poker, not how to play poker. The great thing is you can use his ideas in your everyday life, Poker player or not.
I bought the Kindle edition at a great price and value. Had I known how superior it was, I would have bought it earlier. Go ahead and do yourself a favor and order one. Having discussed this book with several other poker players I know, and read comments on Poker forums, I have never heard one negative comment on the content or writing style .

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