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Hold 'em Poker
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Hold 'em Poker

For Advanced Players

by David Sklansky

Sam Altman
Recommended by Sam Altman

Recommended by Sam Altman

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Recommended by 1 source and appears in Poker and Most Recommended Books.

One of Sam Altman's answers to "What are some of the best books you recommend for a young startup founder?"

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Consider Big Deal by Anthony Holden. Recommended by 2 sources.

Reading this feels like shadowing a curious travel writer who has wandered into a closed-off subculture. Holden spends a year embedded with professional poker players across Las Vegas, Malta, Morocco and at sea, narrating hands, personalities, and barroom repartee while folding in moments of self-reflection. What works best is lively, anecdotal immersion — scenes of stakes, banter, and travel that bring the game to life. The main limitation is repetition and jargon: narrative momentum stalls when similar stories and name-dropping pile up, and it offers little in the way of practical poker instruction.

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