McEvoy & Daugherty Team Up for a Book on No-Limit Texas Hold'em

People across the world have been interested in poker. And among all the types of poker games being played across the universe, one of the most popular of all is the game of no-limit Texas Hold'em. It is kind of funny to think of the fact that a few years back, it was very difficult to find casinos or gambling establishments offering no-limit cash games. Even in the poker tournament circuit, there were really no no-limit cash games being conducted.

But the evolution of the poker industry has changed such situation. Now, no-limit Texas Hold'em games are visible in all poker rooms and are even included in almost all poker events and tournaments. Poker enthusiasts know that Texas Hold'em is one of the most difficult of all types of poker games. That is the reason why the poker public is enthusiastic to know that poker authors have been writing books about such topic. And one of the best poker books ever written about no-limit Texas Hold'em is a book of the same title written by Brad Daugherty and Tom McEvoy.

Brad Daugherty and Tom McEvoy are known to have partnered in writing other poker books and reading materials, which is why when they collaborated to write "No-Limit Texas Hold'em," the poker public knows that such poker book will succeed just like how the other works of these poker authors have succeeded.

The focus of "No-Limit Texas Hold'em" is tournament poker. This is emphasized by Brad Daugherty and Tom McEvoy in a statement that says that such Texas Hold'em game is not commonly spread as a cash game. This also allows readers to realize that no-limit Texas Hold'em games conducted in poker tournaments are played differently if they are spread as a cash game.

The fundamental principles of no-limit Texas Hold'em are discussed in the first part of "No-Limit Texas Hold'em." Brad Daugherty and Tom McEvoy then tackles the major and minor differences of limit Texas Hold'em games from no-limit Texas Hold'em games. After such discussion, Brad Daugherty and Tom McEvoy provide starting hand recommendations. These discussions may also be read in such books as "Championship Tournament Practice Hands" and "Championship Satellite Strategy" but "No-Limit Texas Hold'em" is still a useful reading material for poker players who are interested to read all materials related to no-limit Texas Hold'em.

Other subjects tackled by Brad Daugherty and Tom McEvoy in this poker book are sample hands, bluffing, and several types of tournament poker players. The last part of this poker book talks about no-limit cash games and other topics such as a crash course on no-limit Texas Hold'em for beginning poker players and tips on how poker players can practice effectively.

Overall, "No-Limit Texas Hold'em" is a very recommendable poker book for all types of poker players. But of course, it is particularly ideal for no-limit Texas Hold'em poker players.