Winning Poker Tournaments V.1
Among them, the three authors of Winning Poker Tournaments One Hand at a Time have played more than 35,000 tournaments, both online and live. They’ve made more than 1,000 final tables, won in 200 majors, and cashed more than $6 million. And as evidences by online hand histories, they regularly outplay the top professionals. The authors use these same hands to reveal their play strategies, including when and how to play aggressively; when to make continuation bets or to check; how to induce and pick off bluffs; and how to accumulate chips without constantly risking your tournament life. Winning Poker Tournaments One Hand at a Time shows you how consistent winners win consistently!
About The Author(s)
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Eric Lynch
Eric "Rizen" Lynch is recognized as one of the top tournament players in the world in both live and Internet play. In just two years at the World Series of Poker, he has seven cashes, including a 2nd and 3rd place finish. He finishes 26th in the 2006 main event, winning $494,000, his biggest place so far. His lifetime total for cash finishes in live tournaments is a little shy of $1 million.
Online, Eric has over 50 wins, made 300 final tables, and has won over $1.5 million. In 2007, he won one of the major Sunday tournaments, beating out thousands fora prize of $156K.
Eric writes a popular blag found at www.rizenpoker.com and is a columnist for Bluff magazine.
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Jon Turner
Well-known for his online powers, Jon "PearlJammer" Turner, who also plays online under the name PearlJammed, actually got his start playing live games in Raleigh, NC, and then later in Las Vegas. He won the 2007 Internet Player of the Year award, tracked by www.internetpokerrankings.com, after a 3rd place finish in 2006. He consistently ranks in the top 10 players at www.pocketfives.com.
Over the last couple of years, PearlJammer has amassed an impressive online resume: He has over 100 wins, made 600 final tables, and won almost $2 million. In 2007, he placed second in one of the major Sunday tournaments to win his biggest online cash prize of $100,000.
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Jon Van Fleet
Jon "Apestyles" Van Fleet started playing professionally in 2004 after graduating from college, and quickly moved up in the ranks in the online poker world. He ranked in the top 20 in both 2006 and 2007 at www.internetpokerrankings.com. He consistently ranks highly at www.pocketfives.com and is a two-time winner of their Triple Crown award.
Jon has made close to $2 million playing in tournament online, including over 350 final tables and 70 wins. His biggest online cash to date is $135K when he finished 2nd in a major Sunday tournament.
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