The contents of this book serve as anecdote to the widely held views that the gambler is always the best chip manager. Employing the rules of the poker player game and strategies in this book will enable the novice player to become a chip manager that rivals even the professional who plays the poker game as a sport. The player that uses an aggressive betting attack strategy designed a: to counter the gambler's inappropriate aggression and b: to change the sequence of a gambler's strategy executions, which should cause gamblers to throw their starting cards in the dead card stack. Strategies in this book, when applied successfully, allows a player the privilege of taking a principal position that provides the advantage of the last betting action. These pre and post flop continuation betting strategies reduce gambling opponents value range assessment for a positive chip-gathering effort. Though there are more than one gambler in a game; these rules of engagement are presented for beginning players to improve their potential or profits. The difference between the gamblers and players' are that gamblers take unnecessary risk without regard for value range assessments for positive chip-gathering efforts. The player on the other hand is self-disciplined, patient and focused while waiting to go after the highly populated pots with many chips. This book surpasses all others in that it deals with the humanistic input, gambling addiction and the impact on the sport's game player's positive chip-gathering efforts.
