The Poker Book Club Discusses Harrington on Hold'em

The Poker Book Club will begin its next series of book discussion on February 15th, 2005. The Poker Book Club has chosen to review Harrington on Holdem by Dan Harrington and Bill Robertie. Action" Dan Harringtons new book Harrington on Holdem Volume I: Strategic Concepts will ignite good debates on tournament theory and techniques.

(PRWEB) February 10, 2005 -- The Poker Book Club at http://www.poker-bookclub.com is excited to bring a series of discussions about Harrington on Holdem to the poker community. Dan Harrington is known throughout the poker world as Action Dan". Ironically, this is due to his conservative, strategic, and thoughtful approach to tournament poker. Dan began his tournament game playing with chess in which he advanced to Master status. Looking for new games to conquer, Dan started playing backgammon and he quickly mastered this also. In 1981 Dan won the World Cup of Backgammon in Washington, D.C. Dan brought his championship play to No Limit Holdem Tournaments and won the World Series of Poker in 1987. He has played in 13 WSOP Championships and reached the final table 4 times. This includes 3rd in 2003 and 4th in 2004. This is an amazing feat considering the enormous amount of entrants in 2003 and 2004 WSOP Championships. Action" Dan expertly covers playing styles, starting hand requirements, reading the table, pot odds, hand analysis, and betting before and after the flop. The Poker Book Club will cover these topics thoroughly at http://www.poker-bookclub.com.

The Poker Book Club is an online community dedicated to discussing great poker publishings. This is an open forum that encourages participation and debate. Some of the top online professional poker players participate in these discussions. Every month, the Poker Book Club features a new poker book. This month they have chosen Harrington on Holdem. El Maximo, President of the Poker Book Club, expresses his excitement, The entire poker community is eagerly awaiting the release of this book. Dan Harrington is a poker legend and we have the opportunity to learn his approach to tournament poker."

The Poker Book Club requires pre-registration. Interested poker players can register at http://www.poker-bookclub.com. Registered persons will receive an e-mail updating discussion schedules.

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