The "Gnome from Rome's" Guide to No Limit Hold'em Tournament Poker: Somewhat Scientific, Usually Humorous, Always Entertaining

This book is written for the decent players who want to become better, for the players that are tired of being referred to as “they” and of constantly hearing the phrase “they play so bad, and get so lucky,” and for the truly "fishy” players who aspire to consistently beat the world’s best (a couple of times a year like clockwork). 

Covered in this book are issues important to all serious poker players, such as: What is “luck” and how do I get some?; How to play against Rednecks; Why do I play so good but run so bad?; Can I “will” my three outer to hit the river?

Less important issues are covered too, such as betting lines, how to narrow ranges pre and post flop, proper bet sizing, ICM considerations, live tells, betting tells, how to play speculative hands, how to play a 3-bet range, when to 4-bet, how to play draws, when to C-bet, identifying problem hands and dangerous flops, when and who to bluff, playing position, calculating odds, successfully countering aggression and much much more. 

If you are truly serious about playing NLH tournaments you should buy this book and save untold millions at the poker tables.