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Poker On The Internet
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Topics covered include choosing an online card-room, comparison of online and live play, collusion and cheating, improving your play online, newsgroups and more. Kinsman is an online addict who spent a year researching this book while playing. He is also an international chess master and author of several popular chess books. 157 Pgs. 2003
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Topics covered include choosing an online card-room, comparison of online and live play, collusion and cheating, improving your play online, newsgroups and more. Kinsman is an online addict who spent a year researching this book while playing. He is also an international chess master and author of several popular chess books. 157 Pgs. 2003
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