Top 10 Poker Rooms

Player		Location
	Doyle Brunson	Las Vegas, NV, United States
	Gus Hansen	Copenhagen, Denmark
	Johnny Chan	Cerritos, CA, United States
	Annie Duke	Los Angeles, CA, United States
	Andy Bloch	Las Vegas, NV, United States
	Phil Hellmuth	Palo Alto, CA, United States
	Phil Ivey	Las Vegas, NV, United States
	Ted Forrest	Las Vegas, NV, United States
	Kathy Liebert	Las Vegas, NV, United States
	John Juanda	Marina Del Rey, CA, United States

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Many regard Mike Caro as the world’s master strategist, psychologist and statistician when it comes to poker. Besides that, he is also a highly reputable gambling professional, poker consultant, spokesperson, an honest leader with a wealth of knowledge on various events and politics, also an author of several books.

The founder of the University of Poker, Gaming and Life Strategy, Mike Caro was born on May 16, 1944. The world of poker is indeed proud to be associated with Mike Caro, whom other poker professional players refer to as gambling’s mad genius. Mike Caro teaches his students the importance of decisions in gambling especially as regards overcoming any obstacle while playing the game of cards.

While most poker books are centered on strategies that include playing certain hands, Mike Caro’s book of poker is different. Although, the book is not related to online poker players, its nevertheless invaluable as it teaches players the manner in which to use their opponents ‘tell’ to gain advantage of them. Many poker Legends regard Mike Caro highly; while David Sklansky rates him as the worl’d first, Doyle Brinson sees him as draw’s best poker player. Mike Caro left a landmark in the draw game and went on to reestablished himself as a gambling expert in seven cards stud and hold’em among other poker games.

The fact that Mike Caro used simple English to explain complex terms in the book as well as its writing style probably tells more of his expertise. Unlike other books, the Book of Poker Tells explains issues that are necessary for winning. Mike Caro’s creative writing is well exhibited in the book, which teaches intensively.

The book has two divisions: natural tells and acting tells. Mike Caro used his great laws of tells to expatiate this point. He teaches players to read the minds of their opponents in order to know whether players are acting or otherwise. He used the book’s first 130 pages to site instances where players don’t act while the remaining part of the book deals with situations involving opponents that act.

An outstanding work undertaken by Mike Caro over other writers is his use of poker charts as against complicated terms to explain poker hands. These poker charts made comprehension easier as they could be read like a book. Mike Caro underlined the importance of tells in studying players’ dynamic attribute. He teaches that there’s more to the manner in which players use their hands or bet, and this applies to poker players with all levels of skills.