This book explains how to count cards in Texas Hold 'em Poker. After you read this book, you will be able to predict what cards are more likely to come out on the turn and the river. Being able to predict cards when playing Hold 'em is definitely an advantage for the player. This book is geared more towards the serious player rather than a beginner, because the methods used to predict cards are much easier to understand if you're an experienced Hold 'em player. This book also has a chapter that explains how to count cards in Blackjack.

This book is a selection of articles from the blog "Why I Quit Poker" including articles such as "Poker as an Addiction," "The Best Money Play Most Poker Players Could Use" and "Limitation of Non-Conformance."

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