Eskimo Clark on Money Management

[Point Point]

I went to the Gambler's General Store in Las Vegas two weeks ago. I was looking for the Poker Mindset and the purchasing manager (I can't recall her name, she's in her 50s with long crooked brown hair with gray sticking out, 5'4 or so, wore black slacks with with shirt and a black vest) told me they ran out of it.

Then I asked what their number one selling poker book was. She said it was Hold'em Wisdom for all Players by Daniel Negreanu. "We can't have enough of them. They're selling like crazy!", she said. I thought this was interesting.

But what I found really interesting was that she told me, very seriously, that Eskimo Clark has a book on poker money management coming out. I don't know what to make of this claim. Can anyone in the know (close to Eskimo or an insider in the poker publishing industry) confirm this? Assuming you've seen the book, how good is it?

[Gonso]

Hold'em Wisdom for all Players has a few tidbits, and it's not as bad as some have made out, but there's not all that much content to it.

[deacsoft]

I met Eskimo during the WSOP this past summer. I spent a decent amount of time with him on more than one occasion and had some nice conversations with him. He's a great guy. In all of our talks he made no mention of a book that he's writing.

[ptartaglio]

That's odd. Eskimo seems like a cool guy and smart player. But whenever he is at Commerce he is always trying to sell his action, and whenever he bust out he looks like he lost his last dollar.

[SNOWBALL]

I expect the content to be pretty hilarious.

[steamboatin]

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I expect the content to be pretty hilarious.

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I thinking it is a must read for entertainment value.

[Doc T River]

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I expect the content to be pretty hilarious.

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Perhaps it will deal with how not to spend all your money buying dinner for James Sousa.

Nice guy, but there is no way this book is coming out.