Positive Poker

A Modern Psychological Approach to Mastering Your Mental Game

By: Jonathan Little, Patricia Cardner

Narrated by: Dr. Patricia Cardner

Why are the best poker players actually the best? Every serious poker player wants to be successful and many of them have the right technical skills. However, the truth is that there are key mental factors that separate the big winners from everyone else. Patricia Cardner is a psychology professor, licensed professional counselor, and dedicated poker player. She interviewed a select group of professional poker players who share two key characteristics: ALL of them have been successful over many years and ALL of them have lifetime winnings of more than $1,000,000. Patricia analyzed the results to determine exactly what psychological skills, techniques, and strategies they use. This audiobook is the result of her studies. Positive Poker outlines the mental skills that you need to develop if you want raise your game. Positive Poker will help you to:

• Optimize your brain for efficient learning
• Increase motivation and stay positive
• Use psychological skills to increase your win rate
• Increase self-control and reduce tilt

Patricia is aided in her investigations by the highly successful poker pro Jonathan Little, author of the critically acclaimed series, Secrets of Professional Tournament Poker.

©2013 Patricia Cardner and Jonathan Little (P)2014 Patricia Cardner and Jonathan Little

Confidence booster

Perfect amount of information for a morale booster - highly recommend if you’re lacking motivation or feel stuck.

very interesting topic

I am a loosing poker player and this book has helped me cope with my losses and has given me the motivation to seek to improve my pokergame thank you!

amazing

is definitively now part of my collection of favorite Poker books, a must read, the audible version was excellent and pleasure to listen too

Best book about high performance in poker

I work as a mind coach for poker players in Brazil and found this to be the best material available to create and maintain the player’s best performance, other than just learning to cope with tilt.

rubbish

this tries to come off as a self help book with a bent on poker but doesn't succeed. can't faithfully recommend given other titles in this genre