Books published by D&B Publishing

Modern Poker Theory uses modern poker tools to develop a systematic approach to game theory optimal play (GTO). It organizes the ideas and concepts in an intuitive manner that is totally focused to practical applications.

Mastering PLO teaches an aggressive style; provides the reader with clear guidelines on how to develop a game-plan and adjust to their opponents and also teaches how to analyse board textures - the key to success in PLO.

Jonathan constructs a basic strategy to crush small stakes games and also identifies the adjustments that need to be made when facing more competent opposition.

For many years Jack Welch wrote for "Running" magazine and "Track & Field News," chronicling the extraordinary developments of running during the 1970s, 80s and 90s. "When Running Was Young and So Were We" is based on his columns from that period and tells how running became a way of life for millions. It's a book about excellence, inspiration and greatness--not just what it takes to cross the finish line first, but the lessons learned along the way. It's a sports book that offers an up-close-and-personal look at Olympic greats, big races, and long runs. It's a training book that outlines many of the techniques and strategies that make a winner, on and off the field of competition. And it's a celebration of the human spirit that examines what happens when both great athletes and keen amateurs are driven to challenge their own personal limits. What do greats like Alberto Salazar, Joan Benoit, Dick Beardsley, Mary Decker and Steve Prefontaine all have in common? Read their stories and be inspired!

Winning Poker in 30 Minutes a Day keeps the advice simple and direct and enables you to learn the basics of winning at no limit hold'em. The aim of this book is not to turn a very good player into an expert. The aim is to take a regular Joe (or Jane) and make him or her good enough to beat social and recreational games.

UCLA maths professor Duncan Palamourdas addresses the question of why a professional poker, beats an amateur poker player via a journey through human psychology, game theory, easy-to-understand mathematics and even philosophy. Topics include:

Purposeful practice is the gold standard for anyone who wishes to take full advantage of the remarkable adaptability of the human brain and is the fast track route to improving your poker skills.

Learn everything from insider poker lingo (bluff! checkraise! snapcall!) to fancy winning plays with the help of easy-to-read mini-chapters and quizzes. Most poker books read like a math textbook. This one reads like Cosmo.

Exploitative Play in Live Poker is a ground-breaking work that teaches you how to create the circumstances where your opponents will be likely to make mistakes and how to exploit them when they do.

The Myth of Poker Talent is a unique book and is the culmination of renowned poker trainer Alex Fitzgerald's work with over 1000 students over a 10 year period. .

Jonathan Little brings together 17 of the greatest no-limit experts in the world to analyze all aspects of the game.

Body, Breath and Being explores the Alexander Technique through the experiences of those who have studied it and benefited from it. The book offers a new view of the way we use our bodies and the consequences not only on our health, but also our approach to life.

Positive Poker is an in-depth examination of the psychological aspects of all elements of poker. It is essential reading for anyone who wants to improve their play.

DO you suffer from back or muscle pain? Drawing on her 30 years of experience as a teacher of the Alexander Technique, Carolyn Nicholls explains exactly how to eliminate tension throughout your body and improve your habitual patterns of movement.

Jonathan Little, a highly successful poker professional who has won over $4 million in tournament play in just four years, explains exactly how to succeed in the highly competitive field of tournament poker.