The Middle Zone
(2012)Mastering the Most Difficult Hands in Hold'em Poker
A non fiction book by John Vorhaus
WELCOME TO THE MIDDLE ZONE
So often in Texas hold'em poker, you just don't know where you stand. Do you have the best hand? The worst? Within the great gray area between the stone nuts and a pure bluff it's often hard to tell. But take heart, because in this innovative new poker single, Annie Duke and John Vorhaus dive deep into the murky decision space of the middle zone, show you what it is, how to avoid it, and what to do if, alas, you step in something sticky.
In The Middle Zone, you'll learn...
. How to forecast your prospects for a hand
. How to sidestep pot-size mistakes
. How to win pots that don't belong to you
. How to turn accidental bluffs into intentional ones
The middle zone is one of hold'em's most common decision spaces - and one of its most commonly misplayed. But it doesn't have to be that way. Just read and study The Middle Zone and you'll walk away with a simple, reliable strategy for navigating this tricky space effectively on hand after hand, and turning a cloudy poker situation into a clear - and clearly profitable - one instead.
Middle zone hands are the toughest hands to play, and Duke and Vorhaus offer great insight about how you should begin to think about some difficult situations. They teach you how to account for position and relative hand strength, both extremely important concepts in the modern game of poker. This book will help take your game to the next level!
-Vanessa Selbst
Two-time NAPT Champion, WSOP Bracelet Holder
So often in Texas hold'em poker, you just don't know where you stand. Do you have the best hand? The worst? Within the great gray area between the stone nuts and a pure bluff it's often hard to tell. But take heart, because in this innovative new poker single, Annie Duke and John Vorhaus dive deep into the murky decision space of the middle zone, show you what it is, how to avoid it, and what to do if, alas, you step in something sticky.
In The Middle Zone, you'll learn...
. How to forecast your prospects for a hand
. How to sidestep pot-size mistakes
. How to win pots that don't belong to you
. How to turn accidental bluffs into intentional ones
The middle zone is one of hold'em's most common decision spaces - and one of its most commonly misplayed. But it doesn't have to be that way. Just read and study The Middle Zone and you'll walk away with a simple, reliable strategy for navigating this tricky space effectively on hand after hand, and turning a cloudy poker situation into a clear - and clearly profitable - one instead.
Middle zone hands are the toughest hands to play, and Duke and Vorhaus offer great insight about how you should begin to think about some difficult situations. They teach you how to account for position and relative hand strength, both extremely important concepts in the modern game of poker. This book will help take your game to the next level!
-Vanessa Selbst
Two-time NAPT Champion, WSOP Bracelet Holder
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