Breaking Down Texas Hold'em: An Ordinary Person's Road to Wealth

This book is really well written. I feel that the author is my noble person and it is very easy to read this book. Some people have introduced Texas into life before, but after reading this book, I was shocked that Texas and life are the same thing. The author is profound and to the point. It is wrong for me to pursue technology and profit while playing Texas. The core fundamentals are not grasped because the target is missing. My current understanding is to adopt different strategies for different players in the initial stage, and then control the risk and return on investment in the transfer process. Don't care about winning or losing at the moment, to achieve immortality, there is also a right way to gamble. I have read 672 pages so far, and I have some thoughts.

The feeling after reading it is that the author is more willing to teach us "Tao" rather than "Technology". Since "Tao" is extremely abstract and refined, I still feel a bit unfamiliar after reading it. I have to read it several times before I can grasp it.

It's very good. I read this book in Malaysia and it's very real. As a poker player, I quit playing poker for the past two years to enjoy life. This year I decided to come back again, but found that the environment was completely different. I plan to finish reading your book on the flight back to Shenzhen tomorrow.

I read your book and got inspired by it. I played the competition again and won ft for the first time, and even got second place.

What he said makes sense, and some of the summaries he summarized are not only applicable to games, but can also be reflected in life.

I hope to have the opportunity to chat with my brother in person

Very good, inspiring

Great author, are you still accepting disciples? What do you think of my qualifications?

I skimmed through Chapter 11. Although I didn't understand it very well the first time, I learned something from the loose, soft, hard, fierce and weak chapters. I'll continue to learn more.

It's well written and worth reading.