Quick and Easy Texas Hold'em--Includes Instructional DVD
Most poker books assume that the reader knows something about the game and is looking for a new or more powerful strategy, or knows nothing but is willing to spend many hours memorizing a whole host of starting hands, poker theories and other complex considerations.  In fact none of these are necessary to beat the average low-limit poker game.A gap exists for a book aimed at the infrequent recreational player who visits a casino maybe at most half a dozen times a year or less and wants to play Texas Hold'em Poker. Texas Hold'em is the most popular casino game and the one that people new to the casino are most likely to want to play.  It is a fast moving game and in its no-limit form is the form of poker played in most televised tournaments.  Unlike a home poker game, the casino can seem confusing and intimidating to new players.QUICK AND EASY TEXAS HOLD’EM is the first poker book that enables readers to feel immediately comfortable in the poker room at any casino where Texas Hold'Em is played.IT IS ALSO THE FIRST POKER BOOK TO INCLUDE AN INSTRUCTIONAL DVD!Author Neil Myers shows readers how easy and fun it is to play Texas Hold’Em and teaches a simple yet powerful strategy which will allow them to beat most low-limit games and without the need of a large bankroll.  In other words, this book is for people who want to have simple fun, win a little money, not risk too much and to be able to do this without having to spend hours or days studying complex poker theory, strategy and tactics.Neil Myers is not a World Champion or a full time professional poker player.  Instead, he made about a  third of his income playing low-limit Texas Hold'Em in New York and Atlantic City over a period of about four years.  He learned to consistently beat the low limit games and build his bankroll from $200 to over $10,000, playing in higher limits as it grew.  He also used his winnings to pay a lot of bills!  Low-limit games continue to be an excellent source of extra income, when he can find the time to play.Neil realized that the experiences, strategies and tactics advocated by most poker authors are not relevant to the average player and are much too advanced.  Most poker writers are playing in tournaments or at much higher limits than their readers and therefore they describe playing methods that are often far too complex and mostly irrelevant to the average player. Neil, by contrast, has played with the big boys, both in cash games and tournaments, but also knows the difference between their world and exactly what it takes to win in low-limit games.