"How To Win At Poker" is an excellent read for avid poker players. The book offers a detailed guide on how to develop effective poker strategies based on mathematical principles. It is designed to help you read other players' moves and make better decisions at the tables. Readers found the book extremely informative and practical, making it a great recommendation to any poker enthusiast looking to step up their game.

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The authors begin with an explanation of how the game is played -- and in this case, the game is basic draw or stud, since hold'em wasn't a hot item when the authors penned this work. The cover the aspects of draw and stud that have made the games so popular among poker players. Coverage includes jackpots (betting), percentages, draw, lowball, draw with the bug, deuces wild, other variations of draw, 5-card stud, 7-card stud, other stud variations including ligh-low and English. Concludes with the atmosphere of the game, math and how to figure probabilities and the "laws" of poker. Indexed, 146 pages, paperbound. 1964.

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