United States of Poker
States with a long history of gaming, such as North Dakota, once had poker rooms in the late ’80s and early ’90s. This was before slot machines and video poker had really taken hold; people went to casinos to play card games, for the most part. These poker rooms flourished in those […]
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Phil Gordon’s Little Green Book: Lessons and Teachings in No Limit Texas Hold’em by Phil Gordon
Phil Gordon’s Little Green Book: Lessons and Teachings in No Limit Texas Hold’em by Phil Gordon
Simon Spotlight Entertainment, 2005
ISBN: 1-4169-0367-4
192pp, $21.00
Phil Gordon is well known to the viewers of televised poker as a host of Bravo TV’s show, “Celebrity Poker”, […]
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John Vorhaus
A while back I spent a bunch of time playing poker flat on my back. Hip replacement surgery had confined me to bed, but not, thank God, to total boredom. Courtesy of my laptop and wireless internet access, I was able to while away my rehab hours playing poker online. I learned a couple […]
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George Epstein
My last column discussed some pros and cons for playing poker in a casino vs. a home game. Semi-pro Chris Cornell offered his perspective; and I promised to give you the thoughts on this subject of another poker player who frequents both home and casino games. Arizona Stu is a senior citizen who was […]
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