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CARDS
This is a tale not of a champion, but a burnout on the fringe. Coffee and Advil sustain his ability to see not the others' cards but their souls. The ride gets wild. If he can hold on, his destiny waits at his final table. "Out from our modern world plagued with facsimile comes an account from the inside, without filters or apologies. We are lucky to have this stubborn young man in our ranks." -David Stowe "He did it. The definitive poker novel has now been written." -Reid Maclean
367 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 12, 2020
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January 27, 2021
One of the best poker novels I have ever read. It's real, brutal and entertaining with hundreds of hands played by the main character.
It's not a book for everyone. You must love the game and the ones who tried to play profesionally will enjoy it the most.
The PODIUM of poker novels I think is "Shut Up and Deal", "King of a Small World" and "CARDS".
It's not a book for everyone. You must love the game and the ones who tried to play profesionally will enjoy it the most.
The PODIUM of poker novels I think is "Shut Up and Deal", "King of a Small World" and "CARDS".
February 14, 2021
One of the best poker novels I have ever read. Real and entertaining with hundreds of poker hands.
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