Building an unbeatable strategy based on GTO principles
by Michael Acevedo
Poker is in constant evolution; the players get smarter and the games get tougher. As this happens the need for having a fundamentally sound game is greater than ever. In order to keep up with modern developments, players must constantly be willing to adapt and learn new strategies. However, with so much new software available and so many new theor...
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Consider Big Deal by Anthony Holden. Recommended by 2 sources.
“Reading this feels like shadowing a curious travel writer who has wandered into a closed-off subculture. Holden spends a year embedded with professional poker players across Las Vegas, Malta, Morocco and at sea, narrating hands, personalities, and barroom repartee while folding in moments of self-reflection. What works best is lively, anecdotal immersion — scenes of stakes, banter, and travel that bring the game to life. The main limitation is repetition and jargon: narrative momentum stalls when similar stories and name-dropping pile up, and it offers little in the way of practical poker instruction.”
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