“How to Beat Players Who Never Fold” – FREE, courtesy of PokerOrg
Ever felt like you’re the only one at the table taking poker seriously?
You’re reading strategy books, studying your hands, and making smart plays—while they are calling your raises with 8♠️5♦️ and somehow hitting two pair on the river.
Frustrating? Absolutely.
But what if you could consistently beat these types of players?
📚 Enter: Alex ‘Assassinato’ Fitzgerald’s latest book — “How to Beat Players Who Never Fold”.
It’s packed with insight, psychology, and rock-solid advice tailored for casino tournaments and low-stakes home games — exactly the spots where these “no-fold’em” players thrive.
🎁 Want a free copy?
PokerOrg is giving away five copies on August 31st at 2pm ET.
To enter:
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Follow PokerOrg on X
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Like and retweet [this tweet]
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Reply with the word “Fold!”
📦 Winners in the USA/UK can choose between paperback or ebook.
🌍 Outside the US/UK? We’ll send you the digital edition.
🧠 Why this book is different
This isn’t just another strategy guide. Fitzgerald blends sharp psychological insight with practical, actionable strategies you can start using right away. You’ll learn:
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How to manage tilt and frustration in wild games
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Why players make crazy calls (and how to make them pay for it)
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How to dominate multiway pots and strange home game dynamics
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Smart adjustments for casino tournaments and soft live games
Whether you’re playing your local £1/£2 cash game, a pub league final, or a weekend low-stakes MTT, this book will give you the mental edge and tactical toolkit to crush your competition.
💬 “A rare strategy book that’s actually a page-turner.”
Most poker books aren’t exactly thrillers. But Fitzgerald’s sharp voice, real-world stories, and no-BS advice make this one tough to put down.
📖 Want a sneak peek?
[Read our exclusive extract here ➝]
Ready to stop getting rivered by maniacs and start stacking chips?
🫵 Then follow, like, retweet, and comment “Fold!” before August 31st, 2PM ET.
Good luck—and remember, sometimes the fold is mightier than the call. 😉
