Entertaining
Entertaining poker books – fun and engaging books that blend storytelling, humor, and real-life poker experiences.
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Delving into the lifestyle of a poker pro, Ace on the River is not so much of an “Advanced Poker Guide” as it’s being advertised. In fact, it’s more of a personal story of Barry Greenstein and his experiences on and off the poker table. This is not to say that this book isn’t any good. It’s just that if you’re looking for a true poker guide with actual strategies and advice on how to approach the game, it will have very little to offer. Still, those of you who wish to take a peek at the life of a committed poker player and his highs and lows will most definitely have a fun read.
- Good insider story on a life of a poker pro
- Real poker hand examples
- Easy to read
- Not the most detailed strategy book on poker
- Overpriced Paperback Version
- Entertaining life and gambling stories
- Provides a good balance of gambling and human interest
- Funny
- The history of poker
- Lacking honesty
- Fascinating stories, including WSOP experience
- Beautiful writing style
- Historical world of poker
- A good description of mental poker
- Interesting non-fictional memoir
- No poker strategies
- Contains political views
- A bit dated now
- Good tips on the mental game.
- Easy to follow writing style.
- Entertaining.
- A good escape from strategy books.
- Free with Audible membership.
- No real names, only nicknames used.
- There is no detailed description of the dates and places of the events, which gives you a chance to question the book’s accuracy.
- Cheap Ebook - $5.99
- Entertaining
- Very well-written
- Poker tips from Erik Seidel (however limited)
- Not enough strategy