Essential Practice And Theory In No Limit Hold'em Tournaments

Multimillion-selling author Avery Cardoza shows beginning and intermediate players how to attack no-limit hold'em tournaments like a world class player. Little known and advanced concepts never before published and found nowhere else will take players' games to a professional level. More than 50 essential concepts-including first-in, all-in, big hand folding, trouble levels, survival concepts, and confrontation theory-are carefully analyzed and explained in theoretical and practical terms so that every aspect of the game is covered in a new easy-to-understand light. More than 75 charts including Cardoza's revolutionary starting hands/position chart, big stack/little stack strategies, and all-in and big move plays will revolutionize the game for players. Tournament structures including championship events, super satellites, and low, medium, and high stake events, are carefully explained with strategy changes shown. Tons of anecdotes and actual hands played against world champions provide fantastic reading and practical advice-including Cardoza's victorious confrontation with 2003 World Champion Chris Moneymaker which sent Moneymaker to defeat in the 2004 main event. For players that want to reach the televised final tables and win millions of dollars at tournaments, this is the book. Endorsed by more than 7 world champions and hall-of-famer's including two-time champion Doyle Brunson.Avery Cardoza is the author of 'Essential Practice And Theory In No Limit Hold'em Tournaments', published 2007 under ISBN 9781580421539 and ISBN 1580421539.