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Anyone who says, "It doesn't matter whether you win or lose, it's how you play the game," isn't talking about poker. In this game, winning is everything! Which means there's no reason not to invest $5 toward that future $100 kitty by purchasing this pocket-sized guide! In under 50 pages, a master of the game distills his hard-won experience into just the need-to-know essentials: the insights, tricks, tips, and card knowledge required to play winning poker. On each page of this tight, bright, full-color volume, you'll find a full page visual, step-by-step instructions and perhaps a tip or warning at the bottom of the page to alert you to related info not covered in the main text. By the time you finish the volume, you'll be bluffing and wagering your way to victory-whether it's online or at home, high stakes or penne ante.

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