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by Tri 'Slowhabit' Nguyen (Author)
From the man who literally CREATED the poker ebook market and its poster child, Let There Be Range (a two-thousand dollar poker manual for high-stakes poker professionals), The Pot-Limit Omaha Book provides a sound theoretical framework for no-limit holdem players looking to cut their teeth on PLO and don't want to be at disadvantage.
YOU WILL LEARN: - How to crush the short-handed PLO games - Which set of starting hands to play - How to play aces without busting your bankrolls - How to 3-bet and 4-bet like a PLO expert - How to bluff big and get rewarded for it - How to AVOID common mistakes such as blinds play and failing to think ahead - How equity equalization is the most important concept in PLO And that's just the tip of the iceberg. There are more than 50 advanced pot-limit omaha tactics covered, all proven to work under the Las Vegas bright lights, the New York underground games, the internet, the college dorms, the kitchen home games, and anywhere you can think of! You don't need advanced math or a high IQ to crush poker. You need the right strategies and that's exactly what The Pot-Limit Omaha Book delivers. Order today. Our winning circle awaits you!Author Biography
Tri "SlowHabit" Nguyen is a highly successful online poker professional and poker coach. Thanks to his ability to explain complex poker concepts in simple, easy to understand terms, many of Nguyen's students have successfully increased their win rates and moved up in stakes. Nguyen is the co-author (with fellow online star Cole South) of Let There Be Range, a well-regarded introduction to many high-level no-limit hold'em concepts. Nguyen is also the co-author (with Aaron Davis) of The Poker Blueprint, a book that provides an infrastructure upon which micro- and small-stakes players can build their games. Nguyen is also the author of The No-Limit Holdem Workbook, a book designed to teach players how to crush small- and mid-stakes NL games. A graduate in computer science and education from UC-Berkeley, Nguyen additionally contributes strategy columns to Card Player magazine.
