Shane Smith: 11 books

Shane Smith, best-selling author, co-author and ghost writer of more than ten poker books, now turns her attention to the latest rage in poker, Omaha high-low poker. In a clear, concise and easy-to-understand style, Smith shows beginning and intermediate Omaha players how to win from the first time they...

For 95% of the players who play only low-limit games, here's the book for them! Players learn how to win big money at the little games¿1-2, 2-4, 4-8, 6-12¿typically found in casinos, card rooms and played in home poker games. Smith provides the top 9.99 tips and winning strategies specifically tailored...

This great resource gives players essential advice on the best strategies for winning big prizes at low-limit re-buy tournaments. Players learn the best strategies for each of the four stages of play-opening, middle, late and final -- how to avoid 26 potential tournament traps, and the top 21 tips for...

This book covers the hot games right now seen on TV and played by millions nationwide: limit, no-limit, online and tournament hold'em. In each of the four sections games, the authors cover the basics of play, the top 9.99 tips for winning, 9.99 essential practice hands, frequently asked questions, review...

This inside looks at the early glory days of hold'em, playing in smoky backrooms with legends such as Titanic Thompson and Doyle Brunson. Get a look at vintage Las Vegas when Cowboy's friend, Benny Binion ruled Glitter Gulch and ride along with the road gamblers as they faded the white line from Dallas...

From 1970 when the champion was presented a silver cup, to 2007 when the champion was awarded 8.25 million, The Championship Table celebrates almost four decades of poker champions who have vied for pokerÕs most coveted title. This book includes the names and photographs of all the players who made...

More than just another zombie story, this stunning continuation of the Undad saga is about the challenges of being a good role model while being (literally) dead inside. Brett Buckley was a normal family man once. When he unexpectedly turned undead, he found himself struggling to regain the...

More than just another zombie story, Undad is about the challenges of being a husband and father while being (literally) dead inside. A chance encounter with a ragged homeless man leaves Brett Buckley with deep teeth marks in his arm, and a sudden ravenous hunger for living flesh. Unable to...

Written by eminent sociologists, this book introduces and assesses some of the most influential, recent sociological theories. Each chapter explains the theory and describes a related program of empirical research. Chapters are authored by the actual founders (and/or leading exponents) of these theoretical...

The trials and tribulations of settling the western half of America over a hundred and fifty years ago are legendary. With the numerous mountain ranges came the inevitable need for the settlers to cross them. This premise is what prompted Zimbell House to create this anthology.  The Mountain...

Presents the case for an exciting new research program in the social sciences based on the theory of recognition developed by Axel Honneth and others in recent years. The theory provides a frame for revealing new insights about conflicts and the potential of recognition theory to guide just resolutions of these conflicts is also explored.