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POKER FOR DUMMIES
THE BEST GUIDE FOR WIN AT POKER ONLINE
“TRY THIS METHOD ON PARTYPOKER and win lot of money”
by
Richard
D.
Harroch and Lou Krieger
Foreword by Chris Moneymaker
Winner of the
2003
World Series of
ER
About the Authws
Lou
Krieger
learned poker at the tender age of
7,
while standing at his
father's side during the weekly Thursday night game held at the Krieger
kitchen table in the bluecollar Brooklyn neighborhood where they lived.
Lou played throughout high school and college and managed to keep his
head above water only because the other players were s o appallingly bad.
But it wasn't until his first visit to Las Vegas that he took poker seriously,
buying into a low-limit Seven Card Stud game where he managed
-
with a
good deal of luck -to break even.
"While playing stud," he recalls,
"I
noticed another game that looked eved
more interesting. It was Texas Hold'em.
"I
watched the Hold'em game for about 30 minutes, and sat down to play. One
hour and $100 later, I was hooked.
I
didn't mind losing. It was the first time
1
played, and
I
expected
to lose. But I didn't like feeling like a dummy s o I
bought and studied every poker book
I
could find."
"I
studied;
1
played.
I
studied and played more. Before long
I
was winning reg-
ularly, and I haven't had a losing year since
I
began keeping records."
In the early 1990s Lou Krieger began writing a column called "On Strategy"
for
Card Player Magazine.
He has also written two books about poker,
Hold'em Excellence: From Beginner
to
Winner
and
MORE Hold'em Excellence:
A
Winner For Life.
When not writing about poker, Lou (who lives in Long Beach, California) can
be found playing poker in the card casinos of Southern California.
Richard Harroch
is
an attorney with over 20 years of experience in repre-
senting start-up and emerging companies, entrepreneurs, and venture
capitalists. He is listed in "Who's Who in American Law" and
is
a corporate
partner in a major law firm in San Francisco, Orrick, Herrington
&
Sutcliffe
LLP. He
is
a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of U.C. Berkeley and graduated from
UCLA Law School, where he was managing editor of the
Law Review.
He has
written a number of legal/business books, including
The Small Business Kit
For Dummies; Start-Up and Emerging Companies:Planning, Financing and
Operating the Successful Business;
and
Partnership and Joint Venture
Agreements.
He also spearheaded the development of a premier legal-agree-
ments Web site on the Internet.
He has lectured extensively before various legal and business organizations,
including the American Electronics Association, the Venture Capital Institute,
the California Continuing Education of the Bar, the Corporate Counsel
Institute, the San Francisco Bar, and the Practicing Law Institute (PLI).
Richard has served as the Chairman of the California State Bar Committee on
Partnerships, the Co-Chairman of the Corporations Committee of the San
Francisco Bar (Eiarristers), a member of the Executive Committee of the
Business Law Section of the California State Bar, and Co-Chair of the
Law
Journal
annual seminar in New York on "Joint Ventures and Strategic
Alliances."
Richard has experience in the following areas: start-up and emerging compa-
nies, ecommerce, corporate fihancings, joint ventures, strategic alliances,
venture capital financings, employment agreements, initial public offerings,
leases, loans, online and Internet matters, license agreements, partnerships,
preferred stock, confidentiality agreements, stock options, sales contracts,
securities laws, and mergers and acquisitions.
Richard has participated a number of times in the World Series of Poker in
Las Vegas and is the co-author of
Gambling For Dummies.
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