Poker Book Reviews (2 Viewers)

[NotRealNameNoSir]

@NotRealNameNoSir - When are you back in town? Time to play!!!

Looks like a new book for me to read too!

Highly advise it. Sadly not for awhile, finishing and defending my dissertation this summer and weve got a bunch of weddings so no time for trips to the homeland. God willing Ill be Dr. NotRealNameNoSir this time next year and will make it back to Jersey more.

 

[Flopalopagus]

One my favorite reads many years ago was:

It was easy to follow along with and helped me quite a bit.

 

[Flopalopagus]

Highly advise it. Sadly not for awhile, finishing and defending my dissertation this summer and weve got a bunch of weddings so no time for trips to the homeland. God willing Ill be Dr. NotRealNameNoSir this time next year and will make it back to Jersey more.

I believe that you should request a name change from @Tommy when that happens. Dr. Notrealnamenosir sounds way cooler!

 

[Littleluck55]

I’ve never heard of this one, but it sounds interesting. Might have to pick this one up. Conveniently, popped up on my feed today.

https://www.pokernews.com/news/2025...k-confessions-of-a-crossroad-gamble-47995.htm

 

[NotRealNameNoSir]

Just listened to Sal Iacono's autobiography on audiobook. Not specifically poker but very gambly and had some good stories. Its on Spotify, it was entertaining enough and scratched the gambler's itch. Fun to hear about it from someone who ended up doing very well. He's Jimmy Kimmel's cousin and was featured a bunch on sketches and sports gambling reporting.

https://www.amazon.com/You-Cant-Lose-Them-All/dp/1538735326