No Limit Hold Em: Poker and Life Lessons from Nick the Greek, Johnny Moss, and Puggy Pearson

It was said that Nick the Greek won and lost $500,000,000 in his lifetime. This amount is in pre-1960 dollars. Nicholas Dandolos was and is still considered the greatest gambler that ever lived. The content of his mind and character, as well as the secrets of his success, is discussed here in fine detail.

The late Amarillo Slim once said that he, Doyle Brunson, and Sailor Roberts used to follow Johnny Moss all around Texas just so they could observe the master at work. The poker and life philosophy of Johnny Moss is extensively discussed in this eBook.

Puggy Pearson, who was the most dominant live games player of the 1970s, was known to be the most intimidating and tricky player of his time. Some of the specifics of his no limit holdem prowess are scrutinized in this eBook. These particular plays can still work greatly 2013 and beyond.

Note: This eBook - which was previously titled "Gods of Poker: Poker and Life Lessons from Nick the Greek, Johnny Moss, and Puggy Pearson" is a compilation of three now out-of-print eBooks, namely, The Gospel According to Nick the Greek, Tuesdays with Johnny, and Puggy Pearson’s Bizarre Poker Tactics.