Cardplayer how to win at online poker

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Barry Shulman

This book delves into the art of winning substantial cash in online poker! Whether you’re a novice learning the ropes of poker, transitioning from traditional cardrooms to digital platforms, or an experienced online player looking to boost your earnings, World Champion Barry Shulman unveils the insider tactics employed by pros to amass substantial profits.

Internet-based poker offers a wider variety of games and betting ranges compared to physical casinos—from unrestricted hold’em, Omaha, and stud, to innovative games like Badugi—accessible round the clock on nearly all online poker platforms. You will learn how to choose games that can yield profits, adapt to the more aggressive and loose games that are common online, utilize online tools to understand your rivals’ gaming patterns, and how to gain an upper hand over them.

Shulman also uncovers the strategies employed by triumphant players, online cues, multitabling, strategies for cash and tournaments, tips to prevent financial ruin, maximizing winnings, as well as strategies for sit-and-go, turbo, and super turbo games.

Barry Shulman stands as the ultimate authority in the poker world. He is the owner and operator of the largest poker media company globally. His poker-themed magazine, Card Player, enjoys a global readership with its availability in 25 different languages, and his online platform, CardPlayer.com, garners over a million visitors every month.

Shulman’s poker prowess is evidenced by his two prestigious World Series of Poker gold championship bracelets. He has also cashed in 114 significant poker tournaments, amassing over $4.6 million in total. This includes his $1.3 million win at the 2009 World Series of Poker (Europe) and another $1.3 million at the 2010 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure. Shulman is also an accomplished author, with two highly-praised poker books to his name: 52 Tips for Texas Hold’em Poker, and 52 Tips for No-Limit Texas Hold’em Poker.


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