The Pursuit of Poker Success Learn from 50 of the world's best poker players [Paperback]

Lance Bradley has been a mainstay in the poker industry for many years now and not only earned the respect of his peers, but the players as well. It's for this reason, that the best players in the game felt comfortable sharing their personal stories of success with him.The Pursuit of Poker Success isnt laden with poker terminology or in-depth strategic discussion, but the nuggets of wisdom provided throughout will prove invaluable to pretty much anyone, poker player or non-poker player.In that respect, The Pursuit of Poker Success is the rarest of rare, a poker book that will appeal to poker players, as well as people who dont know if a flush beats a straight, since some of the advice/discussion is transferable to other walks of life.Lance Bradley is one of the most insightful writers in the poker community. I've known Lance for ten years and throughout that time he's always been a consummate professional while producing unique and interesting content for nearly every major poker outlet. I can't think of a journalist better suited to explore what it takes to be successful in our game.Lance Bradley has been a staple of the poker industry for over a decade. His knowledge of the industry and its players is unparalleled and the content he produces is always a must-readLance Bradley interviews 50 of the world's best poker players to find out how they became so successful.'GLOBAL POKER AWARDS' - WINNER FOR BEST MEDIA CONTENT, 2018Why do some poker players become immensely successful while others fall by the wayside?What is it that separates the successes from the failures?Is there a magic formula? Over the last 12 years, Lance Bradley has been one of pokers leading journalists and now finds himself at the helm of PocketFives.com as President and Editor-in-Chief. During his time covering the poker world, Bradley has interviewed hundreds, if not thousands, of the worlds best players. This experience has revealed one fascinating trend; contrary to what might be expectedl3