Lee Nelson Knihy

První vydání knihy Kill Everyone vyvolalo v roce 2007 ve světě pokerové literatury doslova bouři. Skvělé spojení reálných zkušeností a pokerové matematiky mělo za následek vznik nových konceptů a strategií pro vícestolové turnaje, SnG turnaje a kvalifikace. V této přepracované a rozšířené verzi čtenář dostává ještě více. Kromě optimálních strategií pro hru na bublině, finálovém stole a v heads-upu obsahuje druhé vydání navíc 50 stran trefných komentářů od jednoho z nejlepších turnajových hráčů na světě Bertranda "ElkY" Grospelliera a také novou kapitolu týkající se shortstack cash games. O předmluvu se postaral vítěz Main Eventu WSOP z roku 2006 Joe Hachem a matematicky založené strategie čtenáři nabízejí Lee Nelson, Tysen Streib, Steven Heston a Mark Vos. Kill Everyone tak obsahuje více pokerových informací než jakákoliv dřívější publikace.

Struggling with his own failing marriage, a divorce lawyer seizes the chance to travel to Africa for a lion hunt, believing he has nothing left to lose. During his trip, he encounters a stunning African woman, whose beauty has only deepened since his last visit twenty-five years ago. Nicknamed "Victoria" by him, she captivates him in ways he never expected, leading him to confront his feelings and the complexities of love amidst his personal turmoil.

"This book closely examines the many techniques used by the world's most successful players, including 3- and 4-betting, floating and squeezing, smooth-calling and min-raising, thin value betting, and the evolution of the metagame, along with equilibrium strategies based on starting hands and heads-up play. Even the ages and nationalities of your opponents are considered. There's also an extensive bonus chapter on reading tells, contributed by body-language expert Steve Van Aperen."--P. [4] of cover.

Divulges the real strategies used by professional poker players to consistently win major (and minor) no-limit hold 'em tournaments. With poker tournaments televised on more than a dozen television networks and internet poker sweeping the nation, the popularity of the game is at an all-time high. Everyone thinks they have a shot, as evidenced by the 5,600+ player field in the $10,000 main event at the 2005 World Series of Poker in Las Vegas. If these weekend warriors hope to win, they'd better know the same strategies that the pros use. Authors Blair Rodman and Lee Nelson, both poker professionals, spill the beans about the strategies they (and most of the big-name poker players) use to keep scooping the pots.