Internet Texas Hold’em Book by Matthew Hilger
A solid beginner's limit Hold'em book sold as an online-poker guide — and the starting-hand chart that saves it.
Articles by Joshua Hill
Joshua is a lifelong (can you play poker in diapers?) poker player who moved online in 2004. He created Beat The Fish in 2005 to help fellow frustrated online poker players choose the right poker site for their strengths and then how to win consistently once they got there. He is a published author, a certified news writer, and has played millions of hands of online poker.
Hold’em Excellence by Lou Krieger
One solid beginner's guide to limit Hold'em — and a disappointing sequel. What to read and what to skip.
Tom McEvoy’s No-Limit Texas Hold’em Review
A WSOP Main Event champion's guide for beginners getting into no-limit tournaments — solid fundamentals if that's what you need.
Winning Low Limit Hold’em by Lee Jones
Lee Jones' definitive guide to beating loose, wild, small-stakes limit Hold'em — and whether it still matters in a no-limit world.
Telling Lies and Getting Paid: A Review
Michael Konik's gambling columns and a 2001 WSOP novella in one book — a love letter to gambling by someone who can actually write.
Harrington on Hold’em Volume 1 & 2 Review
The two-volume series that changed how a generation thinks about tournament poker — what's in each book and who it's actually for.
The Professor, the Banker, and the Suicide King
Andy Beal vs. the best cash-game pros in the world — how the largest documented poker game in history actually played out.
Famous Poker Player Nicknames
Texas Dolly, Kid Poker, Devilfish, Jesus — every famous poker player nickname and the story behind it.
Poker Hall of Fame
Every inductee into the Poker Hall of Fame, the criteria, and the stories behind the names — from Johnny Moss to today.
Love or Hate Him, Mike Matusow Just Doesn’t Care
Four WSOP bracelets, eight figures in cashes, and the most talked-about mouth at the table — why Mike Matusow is both loved and loathed.
Getting to know Barry Greenstein, the “Robin Hood of Poker”
How a top cash-game pro became the Robin Hood of Poker — the style, the charity donations, and the career that built the name.
Inside the “Poker Brat”, Phil Hellmuth
A record-setting WSOP bracelet count and still winning — how the 'Poker Brat' keeps taking down Hold'em tournaments with a style most pros think shouldn't…