| The super popular satellites-small entrance fee tournaments where the winner earns entrance to the main tournament event-often worth $5,000-$10,000!-are the most popular events in poker. In 2003, Chris Moneymaker earned the $10,000 WSOP buy-in through a $39 internet satellite and won $2 million and the tournament! You can too! Players learn 10 ways to win entry to big tournaments, how to win limit, no-limit, one-table, online and super satellites, and how to play the final table. Insider tips on betting strategies, pressuring opponents, discovering bluffs, playing deceptively, and chip leverage. Bonus chapter on no-limit hold'em satellites! |
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| Review Date: February 9, 2004 |
| Reviewer: , |
| Been watching all this poker on TV and decided to give it a try. Bought a couple books and this one is one of those. I read it and followed the advice. I won my first satellite on the Internet! This book has great instructions and plenty to think about for a newbie poker player. |
Delivers as promised
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| Review Date: May 27, 2005 |
| Reviewer: Jason W. Saunders, Indianapolis, IN |
| If you have never been to the WSOP and plan to play a satellite for your entry you should read through this book at least once. While the online sections can leave a little to be desired, there isn't much difference it strategy or information, I recommend this book to anyone with questions about satellite play. It will cover your basics and break down each tournment into stages so you can focus on one piece at a time. |
Nothing new
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| Review Date: August 26, 2006 |
| Reviewer: M. Hesse, California |
| This is mostly a rehash of general tournament advice. If you read everything, you will want to read this, since it is good advice. But if you are pretty experienced, you probably won't learn much. |
Not as good as his other books but worth a read
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| Review Date: November 4, 2006 |
| Reviewer: Bradford D. Jensen Jr., Fremont, CA |
| I am a big fan of McEvoy's books, probably because I tend to play poker in more or less the same fashion that he does and also generally specialize in tournament play. This book is good, but not on par with some of his other books, such as Championship Poker, etc. I think my biggest disappointment was two-fold: There was a substantial chunk of the book devoted to satellite and super satellite play for limit events (which I don't play at all, and seems on the fringes since most premier events are no limit), and the section on internet satellite play was small. I would have liked to see more content there, especially since this is where most people buying this book will be playing there satellite play. Yes we all know how Moneymaker turned $39 into $2.5M, but it would have been nice to have more in-depth discussion about accomplishing that, especially in extremely low-buy in super satellites with large fields. I did find some useful information in this book I hadn't found elsewhere (the mark of a good poker book in my opinion) so I would recommend it to anyone thinking about using some portion of their poker bankroll as a springboard into large, big-money tournaments. |
Useless
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| Review Date: December 12, 2006 |
| Reviewer: Robert I. Brayer, LA Area, USA |
Don't bother spending your money on this. The five pages on satellites in Lindgren's book far outweigh any content in this...its mostly just stories of past satellites with some obvious advice thrown in (auto-checking online is a tell!!! thanks for that)
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