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File Size: 668 KB

Print Length: 288 pages

Publisher: Grand Central Publishing (June 17, 2008)

Publication Date: June 17, 2008

Sold by: Hachette Book Group

Language: English

ASIN: B001ACU1Z6

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In the interesting world of high stakes gambling, Michael Craig has carved out a story of a banker who wished to tame the world of high stakes poker players. Andy Beal is a genius at putting together ventures which have made money, and like most entrepreneurs who have scaled the heights of one endeavor, sought to scale the heights of high stakes poker - without getting caught up in its insatiable draw. Craig provides some interesting insights into the world of high stakes gambling and the team playing that goes on in that world, and the interesting characters who populate it.Good read.

Michael Craig does a great job of mixing reportorial style with novelistic pacing. He tells the story of Andy Beal, a very rich man even among rich men, whose motivations for taking on the greatest poker players in the world by definition transcend the money. At the same time, he raised the stakes for the heads-up hold 'em games to levels never before seen -- even among the highest stakes players who joined financial forces to accept the challenge. Craig also gives insight into the "gambler's mindset" -- that itch that sits in the mind of anyone who gets off in a casino -- as it applies to the game of poker. This is the most interesting part for me, as poker is the only widely spread casino game where the house's advantage is 100% but capped (in other words, they charge a fee or "rake", rather than making money off of a statistical advantage). Thus, Poker combines the skill and gambling -- which is why it attracts some of the brightest people you will find in a casino. Michael digs into this phenomenon, both in his interviews of Beal and of many of the successful players who played against Beal.

it starts off a bit slow but in the end it delivers quite well. If anyone has heard of the big game against the banker that a bunch of pro's have pooled their money to try and beat, you will just love this. That is all I had ever heard about it and really wished I knew more. Well this book takes you into the heart of it and explains the motive and drive behind this 'amateur' trying to beat the pro's. Turns out the boy has game. I think he gets a bit too much into the "bankers" personal life and background but I guess you have to fill pages somehow. If it where not for that it would be a 5 star book. I would love to have a follow-up to this book because I know that other big names have joined in the COMBO and there have been some big games, with the pro's not always coming out on the winning end.

I agree with King Yao here as I would about practically everything. It's hard not to read this book and root for Andy Beal against the poker pros we so admire. Beal is the quintessential underdog who teaches himself the game, and makes the most of every opportunity for self-improvement. Every beating is a lesson to Andy. Just like the engineer he was before he became tycoon and owner of Beal Bank, he throws tremendous concentration at the game and deconstructs every detail of his play and turns himself from an amateur into one of the world's best heads up limit hold 'em players. We find that when matched against the lesser pros, he is able to dominate them, but, when faced with the unworldly talent of stars like Todd Brunson, Howard Lederer, and Jennifer Harmon, well...I'll let you read it for yourself. This book tells fans much more about the high stakes world then we'll ever see for ourselves. Believe me, this sort of thing will not be shown on The Travel Channel. It's a fascinating portrait of men, and the real personality standouts are Barry Greenstein, Ted Forrest, and the great Doyle Brunson. The real hero though is Andy Beal. The fact that he's filthy rich makes our sympathies with him unlikely, but his sheer grit and fortitude will win you over. The writer, Michael Craig, put together a skillful and intriguing narrative. Well done.

Reads like a good novel; a compelling and fascinating look into the biggest limit holdem game ever played.It provides enormous insights into developing a winning approach to limit holdem. A billionaire banker(Andy Beal) actually devised some amazing strategies to play many of the big name seasoned pros at their own game and beat them at times for many millions.If you love poker and story you will really enjoy this book and you will learn and gain insight into your own game. One of the five best books I've read this year.9/30/05 POST SCRIPT: I didn't read any of the other reviews prior to writing my review and I was so surprised that several reviews state that there is no strategy to be learned from this book. In my opinion there is plenty to work with. One is that Beal minimized any potential collusion by playing heads up-a very important idea if you are afraid of real world or online collusion of any kind. Also, he wrote his own computer program and then additionally hired a computer programmer and spent hundreds of hours analyzing hand values and came up with brilliant ways to play various hands in numerous situations; how various strength hands played versus random hands etc.Much to think about and certainly insightful in improving your game. The fact that he analyzes heads up play is not the point, the point is that an amatuer with the time and energy to think through the game found ways to beat the best players in the world-no small feat.

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