Earn $30,000 Per Month Playing Online Poker: A Step-By-Step Guide to Single Table Tournaments - Wiseman, Ryan
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Catering specifically to no-limit Texas Hold 'Em sit-n-go (SNG) online poker players, this is the essential guide for those looking to master the game without having to learn complex and confusing theories. Based on a group of university students' experience playing--and winning at--online poker, this handbook illustrates how to take a small initial investment and turn it into hundreds of thousands of dollars by following specific steps and guidelines. Instead of bogging players down in the mathematics behind the game, the information is doled out on a need-to-know basis based on skill and limit levels that guide players on a progressive winning path.…mehr

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Catering specifically to no-limit Texas Hold 'Em sit-n-go (SNG) online poker players, this is the essential guide for those looking to master the game without having to learn complex and confusing theories. Based on a group of university students' experience playing--and winning at--online poker, this handbook illustrates how to take a small initial investment and turn it into hundreds of thousands of dollars by following specific steps and guidelines. Instead of bogging players down in the mathematics behind the game, the information is doled out on a need-to-know basis based on skill and limit levels that guide players on a progressive winning path.
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Ryan Wiseman began playing online poker while a university student in 2003. Within a year, having studied many poker books with his poker-playing friends, he had become successful. Eventually they settled on one type of game — the no-limit Texas Hold’em sit-n-go (single table) tournament. The game’s predictable durations (40–60 minutes) fit well into their daily routines. More importantly, SNG could be defeated systematically. By the middle of 2005, Ryan had won more than $100,000. He currently lives in Toronto.