Verbal Poker Tells is the second book in Zachary Elwood's acclaimed Reading Poker Tells trilogy. It's an encyclopedia of the ways in which poker players accidentally give away information when they talk during a poker hand. It includes analysis of verbal behavior from well known poker shows like the World Series of Poker, Poker After Dark, High Stakes Poker, and more. The author's blog and ebooks are at ReadingPokerTells.com.
REVIEWS
"This book needed to be written, and it will never need to be written again . . . [a] treasure of profitable content."
- Tommy Angelo, pro poker player, author of Elements of Poker
". . . a veritable encyclopedia of ways in which poker players reveal information when they open their mouths."
- Andrew Brokos, pro poker player, co-host of the Thinking Poker Podcast
"10 out of 10. It has already helped me in my game... expect to use it as reference for years to come... Another excellent book."
- Mason Malmuth, author and cofounder of TwoPlusTwo Publishing
REVIEWS
"This book needed to be written, and it will never need to be written again . . . [a] treasure of profitable content."
- Tommy Angelo, pro poker player, author of Elements of Poker
". . . a veritable encyclopedia of ways in which poker players reveal information when they open their mouths."
- Andrew Brokos, pro poker player, co-host of the Thinking Poker Podcast
"10 out of 10. It has already helped me in my game... expect to use it as reference for years to come... Another excellent book."
- Mason Malmuth, author and cofounder of TwoPlusTwo Publishing
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