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Texas Hold'em Poker Odds for Your Strategy, with Probability-Based Hand Analyses
Craiova, Romania: Infarom (2011)
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A complete probability guide of Hold'em Poker, this guide covers all possible gaming situations. The author focuses on the practical side of the presentation and use of the probabilities involved in Hold'em, while taking into account the subjective side of the probability-based criteria of each player's strategy.Author's Profile
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