The Poker Player Game Strategies for Beginners

by Art Stovall

Overview

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.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940150955837
Publisher:	eBookIt.com
Publication date:	10/10/2015
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	966 KB

About the Author

Dr. Arthur Stovall was born June 25, 1941, in a small town, Magnolia, Arkansas with a 10000 population. He earned a Doctorate Degree from Walden University, MBA from Webster University and Criminal Justice Degree from Park University. Dr. Stovall also, has an idea of how to address and resolve the past and present affirmative action issues through a poker sport's game player concept.

He spent many years working in training and development for the Federal Government as a document analyst within that system for more than 34 years. He was awarded the coveted who's who in Sociology, for his inspiring social research style. His first book for an example is titled: The Last Remnants of Slavery: An African American Dilemma. In it he identifies what is required from African Americans to reduce the number of their youth supervised by the Criminal Justice System (CJS) and reduce the recidivism rates. His professional experience includes over 25 years of analyzing social issues while working in a variety of mental health and substance abuse treatment settings and Criminal Justice transition program for inmates returning to their communities. He has taught sociology courses at the college level for more than ten years. He believes that poverty issues in Black communities are related to historical social related issues that can be resolved through the introduction of the poker tournament as a sport's game. These young sports mine game players' acceptance for the poker sport’s game player’s concept and required training is essential as a social economic strategy to resolve the deep-rooted, historical based denials of past events and deal with these historical realities, through a sports related social and economic non gambling poker sport's game. Such a system exist in Dr. Stovall's poker books the Poker Player Game, Strategies for Beginners and tournament poker: an emotional contact sport promoted as a means to enhance young sports minded youth's social, economic and political status.