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Poker: A Guaranteed Income For Life By Using The Advanced Concepts Of Poker

Preface
Caution
Introduction
The Advanced Concepts of Poker

Part One: Definitions

Game of Poker

Poker Players: Intro
The Good Player and the Maximum-Win Approach
Other Players
Attitudes of Poker Players

Emotions

Poker Concepts: Intro
Common Concepts
Advanced Concepts

Odds: Intro
Card Odds
Investment Odds
Edge Odds

Betting: Intro
Betting Stakes
Betting Pace

Part Two: Techniques

Discipline: Intro
Discipline
Weekly Game Notes
Semiannual Game Profile
Semiannual Player Profile
Closing

Thought

Control

Part Three: Strategies

Ingredients of Strategy: Intro
Understanding Game
Knowing Opponents
Situation and Position

Tailor-Made Game: Intro
Increasing the Betting Pace
Increasing the Betting Pace – Twist
Increasing the Betting Pace – Split Pot, High-Low
Increasing the Betting Pace – Check Raise and Pick-Up Checks
Increasing the Betting Pace – Right to Bet
Increasing the Betting Pace – Early Bet
Increasing the Betting Pace – Bet or Get and Blind Bets
Increasing the Betting Pace – Additional Cards
Increasing the Betting Pace – Novel Games
Increasing the Betting Pace – Wild Cards and Freak Hands
Increasing the Betting Pace – No Limit Table Stakes and Pot Limit
Increasing the Betting Stakes
Increasing the Edge Odds

Behavior: Intro
Systemization and Blandness
Personality – Intro
Personality – Unfriendly or Intimidating
Personality – Congenial
Personality – Introvert and Extrovert
Practicing Deceit – Intro
Practicing Deceit – Concealing Desires
Practicing Deceit – Concealing Facts
Practicing Deceit – Lying
Creating an Atmosphere – Intro
Creating an Atmosphere – Carefree
Creating an Atmosphere – Relaxed
Creating an Atmosphere – Pleasant
Observation – Intro
Observation – Reading Opponents
Observation – Remembering Exposed Cards and Ghost Hands
Observation – Seeing Flashed Cards
Observation – Intentional Flashing
Observation – Peekers
Nongame Behavior

Policies: Intro
Money
Credit
Rules
Arguments And Emotional Situations

Cheaters: Intro
Cheating
Accepting Cheaters
Rejecting Cheaters
Robin Hood Cheater
Detection

Taxes And Laws

Part Four: Opponents

Involvement: Intro
Emotional
Financial

Exploitation: Intro
Personal Weaknesses, Favors, and Bribes
Play of Cards and Betting
Hypnosis
Distractions
Agreements

Money Extraction: Intro
Winning Too Fast
Uncontrolled Money Flow
Controlled Money Flow

Part Five: Games

Other Games: Intro
Finding a Game
Becoming a Permanent Player
Quitting a Game
Breaking up a Game

Organization: Intro
Regular Game
Starting Time
Quitting Time
Contacting Players
A Place to Play

Expansion: Intro
New Players
Improving Attendance

Maintenance: Intro
Making the Game Attractive
Helping Losers
Raising the Morale of Losers
Off-Days
Leaving the Game Early

Major-League and Minor-League Games: Intro
Major-League
Minor-League
Farm System

Part Six: Professional and Public Poker

A Guaranteed Income from Public Poker

Private Poker VS. Public Poker

The House Cut

Learning Public Poker

Professional Poker Players

Professional Cheating

Why Professionals Cheat

Beating Professional Cheaters

Survey of Clubs and Casinos

The Billion Dollar Poker Industry

Part Seven: Poker Notes

Poker Notes 1968 to 1980

Conclusion

History

Bibliography

Glossary

Poker Odds

Archives

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Part Six: Professional and Public Poker

PART SIX
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PROFESSIONAL
AND PUBLIC POKER

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