Looking for a math book for hold'em

[Diracdelta]

I'm looking for a math book for hold em. I have read statistics and probability theory (don't know if that are the correct names) at the university. Din't like it much before I started to play poker /images/graemlins/smile.gif.

I'm looking for a book shows how all the calculations are made that can be done for poker especially hold'em.

[philnewall]

Never read it, but Mike Petriv's Hold'em odds book should do the trick.

[Diracdelta]

Thanks will take a look at it.

[SNOWBALL138]

There's a book called the mathematics of poker by Bill Chen and some others. I haven't read it, but I intend to look at it.

[jakethebake]

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There's a book called the mathematics of poker by Bill Chen and some others. I haven't read it, but I intend to look at it.

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I hadn't heard of this. Any idea where it's available?

edit: a google search indicates that the other authors are Jerrod Ankenman & Andy Latto. In Dec. 2003, they were indicating it was due out "next year".

[splashpot]

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There's a book called the mathematics of poker by Bill Chen and some others. I haven't read it, but I intend to look at it.

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I hadn't heard of this. Any idea where it's available?

edit: a google search indicates that the other authors are Jerrod Ankenman & Andy Latto. In Dec. 2003, they were indicating it was due out "next year".

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Does this mean it's not going to come out? Bill Chen is number 1 on Sklansky's list of smartest poker players. I'd be interesting to see what kind of book would come from such a guy.

[jakethebake]

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There's a book called the mathematics of poker by Bill Chen and some others. I haven't read it, but I intend to look at it.

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I hadn't heard of this. Any idea where it's available?

edit: a google search indicates that the other authors are Jerrod Ankenman & Andy Latto. In Dec. 2003, they were indicating it was due out "next year".

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Does this mean it's not going to come out? Bill Chen is number 1 on Sklansky's list of smartest poker players. I'd be interesting to see what kind of book would come from such a guy.

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I just checked on this. Their draft is due for editing June 15, and rhey expect it to be published around Sept.

[maurile]

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edit: a google search indicates that the other authors are Jerrod Ankenman & Andy Latto. In Dec. 2003, they were indicating it was due out "next year".

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If it's Bill Chen and Jerrod Ankenman, it may be somewhat like this stuff (http://tinyurl.com/6ahvf). (Which would be cool.)

[jojobinks]

why not just theory of poker, small stakes hold em, or holdem for advanced players?

[jakethebake]

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why not just theory of poker, small stakes hold em, or holdem for advanced players?

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I would guess this to be heavy on the math and game theory, and not a beginner's book at all.

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why not just theory of poker, small stakes hold em, or holdem for advanced players?

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I would guess this to be heavy on the math and game theory, and not a beginner's book at all.

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OP asked for a math book. He didn't mention anything about being a beginner.