Analyzes every hand that he played in a live - hold'em game in Las Vegas. This book demonstrates the kind of thinking that enables you to consistently beat the middle limit games, and progress further.

There is one fact on which all experts of the brain agree - the brain benefits from regular exercise in much the same way as muscles do. In fact, the brain not only benefits from this training - it thrives on it. This book includes 1000 Word Puzzles.

Presents strategies for improving your poker game. This book lets you analyze your game. It is suitable for intermediate players who are looking to improve their understanding of complex poker concepts.

The motto of the Olympic Games is faster, higher, stronger. And yet there are physical limits to what the athletic human body can achieve. Not so with the mind. The abilities of the human mind know no limit, and nowhere is this more apparent than in the sphere of mental world records. In this fascinating book noted brain expert Tony Buzan, the inventor of mind mapping, and international chess ...

What kind of exercise does the brain enjoy? Here the experts are in agreement. Creative thinking, deductive reasoning and puzzle solving are all excellent areas for building up your mental muscle. The Boost your Brainpower series gives your brain the opportunity for serious regular exercise.

Creative thinking, deductive reasoning and puzzle solving are areas for building up the brain. This book includes Mensa-level puzzles that help provide and a daily workout for the brain.

What kind of exercise does the brain enjoy? Addressing the question, this book gives your brain the opportunity for serious regular exercise. It offers IQ tests and numerous puzzles, which are encountered in applications for employment in government, education, industry, and commerce.

A collection of almost 1000 IQ puzzles with the additional benefit of giving the answers, the reasoning behind them and the techniques required to solve them. It explains the methodology needed to solve typical IQ puzzles, providing many examples.

Pot-Limit Omaha is a fascinating game which is rapidly increasingly in popularity on the back of the current poker boom. This book analyzes medium and high-stakes PLO. It discusses such topics as: a revolutionary short-stack approach; adjustments for big-stack play; a study on the proper bet size; correct seating position; blocker play; and more.

Job interviews can be intimidating affairs. The corporate world is a very competitive place and it is no longer good enough just to display expertise in a chosen field. Prospective employees must also be able to market themselves successfully and demonstrate skills in management, problem solving, creativity and intelligence. In interviews you will also often be given puzzles to solve and the ...

A guide to sit'n'go, one of the popular forms of poker. It shows how to apply more advanced Sit'n'go concepts such as ICM to become an expert player. It is suitable for both a beginner and an experienced poker player.

Talks about the man who took the casinos for an estimated million and many others just like him. This book relates the tales of daring and imaginative roulette players who have taken the casino industry for vast sums of money down the years.

Kakuro - also known as Kakro or Cross Sums - is a logic puzzle, which uses numbers and basic arithmetic to perplex. This book contains these puzzles, which are in various sizes from a simple 6 x 6 grid through to giant 30 x 30 mindbenders. Only the numbers 1-9 can be used and the same number cannot be used more than once in each set.

Pot-Limit Omaha is one of the major poker variants. Over the last twenty years it has increased hugely in popularity on both sides of the Atlantic. Written by a world class Omaha player, this book offers help to those players looking to improve their understanding of this complex game.

A guide to short-handed Pot-Limit Omaha (tables with six or fewer players). It tells you how to: gauge the optimum size of the buy-in; decide whether to check-raise or bet into the raiser; represent big hands; misrepresent hands in order to get paid off; get your opponents off good, but non-nut hands; and, judge when to raise with drawing hands.

The Times Two Brains column is one of the most popular items in the weekend paper. Here, the best of the weekly puzzles have been gathered together, with credit given to every reader who has had a puzzle published in The Times.

In Japan they don't do crosswords they do Sudoku. The name itself is an abbreviation of the Japanese phrase 'suuji wa dokushin ni kagiru' meaning 'the digits must remain single'. However, unlike a crossword, you don't need to speak a particular language to solve the puzzle. In fact, you don't even need to know how to count!

Offers a comprehensive guide to playing drawing hands after the flop in hold'em. This book provides you with an in-depth analysis of drawing hands, leading to a simple but effective system that, at all stages, helps you see where you're at - which in turn should help your overall results.

Features explanations of the thought processes of a successful high stakes player. This book teaches how to read hands - the key skill for short-handed play. It offers an explanation for the thought processes and concepts involved in the hand. It also emphasizes on the psychology involved which is of importance for no limit play.

Intended for those who want to learn strategies that will improve poker, this book teaches you how to: choose the best seat; play against maniacs; adjust to stack size; judge when to move all-in; and, use the bluff effectively.