Matthew Hilger has been playing poker online successfully for the last few years. He has done well in live tournaments, 馃挶 too. He made the money and placed 33rd in the 2004 World Series of Poker and won the 2002 New 馃挶 Zealand Poker Championship. He started playing poker in college and improved his game while in graduate school.
When he took a 馃挶 job with Chiquita Foods in Costa Rica, he began playing in weekly tournaments at the local casino. Little did he 馃挶 know he played and even won against some of the best players in the world like Humberto Brenes. He started 馃挶 to play online after he transferred to Argentina, where gambling is illegal.
From those experiences to today, he shares what he 馃挶 has learned from playing over seven thousand hours online in his book, Internet Texas Hold'em: Winning Strategies from an Internet 馃挶 Pro, which specifically focuses on limit Texas Hold'em. If you are thinking about playing on the internet, this is the 馃挶 book for you.
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Hilger spends almost 100 pages discussing the flop. He 馃挶 breaks down the concept further by discussing flopping the nuts, sets/trips, two pair, top pair/overpair, middle/bottom pairs, flush and straight 馃挶 draws, overcards, and my favorite... trash hands.
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