[Fechado] Livros sobre o Mindset do Poker

Não li, mas nessa linha já ouvi falar de 2:
- Ace on the River
- Getting the Best of It

The Poker Mindset - li partes

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The Poker Mindset - li partes

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[Livro] O poker e o executivo

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The Poker Mindset - li partes

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Bem, acho que ainda estou naquela fase do livro em que ainda não li o suficiente para fazer uma análise decente, mas ao mesmo tempo já li o suficiente para o achar um bom livro.

Quando estiver mais avançado, aviso.

Do que eu li, embora pouco, curti: Zen and the Art of Poker/The Tao of Poker ( Larry W. Philips )

The Elements of Poker, do Tommy Angelo. Parece ser muito bom.

Se der, coloco o review de cada um depois.

Zen and the Art of Poker.

Disponível na Submarino ( link ). Acredito que não há na língua portuguesa.

Trecho de uma review ( fonte ), também em inglês:
" Larry W. Phillips, author of Zen and the Art of Poker, has done something unique with his book. He's taken a philosophy that many times seems to emphasize passivity and mixed it with a game that often rewards action. If this seems odd to you - well, you're probably right. It is odd. But within that observation lies the reason there aren't hundreds of books on Zen and poker - the particularly balanced mindset required to blend two seemingly opposite worlds together into a text that makes sense is beyond the grasp of many who play and write about the game of poker. Luckily for the rest of us that mindset isn't beyond Phillips, and the result is a highly useful book that goes beyond the usual poker advice and provides guidance in the more. "

Conteúdo:

I. Fundamentals
1. What Is Zen? 7
2. Folding 12
3. Take the Long View 28
4. Practice, Practice, Practice 31
5. The Road to Eventual Mastery 36

II. Calmness and Rhythm
6. Calmness: Prepare for the Worst-Case Scenario 41
7. Calmness: The Ordinary Way 48
8. Detachment: The Ego-ess State 55
9. Naturalness: The End of Self-Frustrating Effort 60
10. Rhythm: The Back-and-Forth Flow 65
11. The Wall of Cards: Cyclical Luck 74

III. Nuts and Bolts
12. Include Failure in the System 79
13. A Few Rules on Hesitating 85
14. Stealth, Sneakiness, and Cunning 87
15. The Poker Face and Body Language 91

IV. Warrior Zen
16. Betting 97
17. Aggression 104
18. Warrior Zen 109
19. Playing on Instinct 114
20. Consciousness 118
21. Focus 121

V. Emotions and Opponents
22. Respect for Opponents 125
23. On Overconfidence, Pride, and Arrogance 128
24. Steaming . . . and Other Emotions 134
25. Bad Luck and Losing 144
26. Examine Your Motives 152
27. Mastery: Expertise in Sight 157

São 100 regras no total, cada uma delas é explicada pelo autor.

Alguns trechos que selecionei:

" POKER RULE #4: Don’t feel like a martyr when folding.

Don’t start feeling self-righteous about all this folding you’re doing . . . as if now it owes you (because you’ve been so good, so disciplined, so patient . . .). This is a trap. Don’t start to feel like a martyr from it. Such a feeling may seem innocent, but it is only one step away from playing again. As you keep folding, you must feel neutral about it.
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Do you have the patience to wait
till your mud settles and the water is clear?
Can you remain unmoving
till the right action arises by itself?
—Lao-tzu "

" POKER RULE #12: ' Don’t be impatient about being patient. '

We sometimes see a player who believes in patience, who has instructed his mind to play patiently, but not his emotions. His brain is telling him to play patiently while his emotions are saying, ' What’s taking so long? ' These two must be in alignment. A player should never come to the table with the idea of playing tight while also being impatient. These two are at cross-purposes. Such a player wants to play only the best hands, but he doesn’t want to wait very long. He knows he must have patience, but he is very impatient about it. "

" POKER RULE #40: Play ' within yourself. '
Like an Olympic runner who learns to run 'within himself,' you will eventually become comfortable inside your knowledge of the game. You will cease striving; the clouds will disperse, the sun comes out.
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Even if our efforts of attention seem for years to be producing no result, one day a light that is in exact proportion to them will flood the room.
—Simone Weil "

adriano87, o livro parece muito interessante, gostaste?

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adriano87, o livro parece muito interessante, gostaste?

Opa, desculpa pela demora na resposta, Everto1. Sim, é muito bom. Ainda não li este livro por completo, apenas trechos. Sobre mindset, está entre os primeiros da lista que planejo ler.

The Tao of Poker é bem parecido com este, também do mesmo autor ( link )

The Elements of Poker também é um dos que pretendo ler. Enfim, só cheguei a folhear esses 3, mas do que li achei interessante.