interesting cardplayer article
 

November issue page 64, then check out the ad on page 66. Not sure I want to be reading articles by this guy

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what article is it so I can read it online?

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no link = ban

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Page 64 is an article titled "Trapped in With a Raising-Calling-Folding Hand" by Roy Cooke

Page 66 is the end of the article and an advertisement for Liberty Realty, operated by Licensed Broker/Salesperson Roy Cooke.

http://conjelco.com/cooke/images/Roy_Cooke.gif

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link pls?

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Page 64 is an article titled "Trapped in With a Raising-Calling-Folding Hand" by Roy Cooke

Page 66 is the end of the article and an advertisement for Liberty Realty, operated by Licensed Broker/Salesperson Roy Cooke.

http://conjelco.com/cooke/images/Roy_Cooke.gif

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Well that kind of stuff has been in each cardplayer issue for ages.

The whole magazine has the typical american way of 99% of pages being ads, so I don't think Cooke's ads are such a big deal.

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don't hate the player

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[ ] article sounds interesting
[ ] link
[x] sweet mustache

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November issue page 64, then check out the ad on page 66. Not sure I want to be reading articles by this guy

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Roy Cooke is an excellent writer and player.

He used to be a full time player but simply didn't want that life. He was a regular in the Bellagio 30-60 game for years. I'm not sure what he plays now.

He started working in real estate years ago (presumably for a steady income and less stress) and plays poker recreationally.

I believe Mason gave really good reviews to Cooke's two books.

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Hi (three days ago):

I read the article too. It was handed to me by a friend of mine. I wasn't going to mention it since it's my policy not to give Card Player any free publicity, but here goes. This is simply one of the worse articles that I ever read, and Cooke certainly understands poker much better than this. Anyway, I'll let others elaborate.

Best wishes,
Mason