Famous Omaha/8 Poker player and Newspaper Editor

Top poker gambler and newspaper editor Lou Krieger has been playing poker since childhood. Currently he is the editor of Poker Player Newspaper. Lou Krieger, fan of omaha/8 poker game, has written more than 400 columns about poker strategy for a variety of magazines. You are able to read his writings on his website, www.loukrieger.com and on his blog, www.loukrieger.blogspot.com. He is the co-author of Poker for Dummies and Internet Poker. Lou is a respected and renowned pro poker player.

Lou’s first thoughts were expressed in Hold’em Excellence: From Beginner to Winner, was published in 1995. Then MORE Hold’em Excellence: A Winner For Life, in 1997. In 2000, Poker For Dummies appeared. They are the best selling poker book in history — was released. Lou Krieger’s fourth edition, Gambling For Dummies, followed in 2001.

Together with Mark Tenner in 2003, Lou Krieger wrote Internet Poker: How to Play and Beat Online Poker Games with Kathy Watterson, and Winning Omaha/8 Poker. The Poker Player’s Bible, published by Barron’s, was published in November 2004.

Together with Sheree Bykofsky Lou Krieger as a top omaha/8 poker gambler wrote Secrets the Pros Won’t Tell You About Winning Hold’em Poker. It was published in 2006. It is necessary to stress that Sheree also co-authored The Rules of Poker: Essential for Every Game, published in late 2006, and The Portable Poker Pro: Winning Tips for Texas Hold’em. It was published in 2007. 52 Great Poker Tips was published in June, 2007.

Lou Krieger is not only poker gambler and poker journalist Amy Calistri, he also hosts a weekly radio show “Keep Flopping Aces” on www.holdemradio.com.

Every Thursday evening the show airs at 9:00 ET. Everyone can also hear this fantastic show.

Lou Krieger has written more than 250 columns for Card Player Magazine, Gambling Times, Midwest Gaming and Travel, Casino Player, Fun and Games, and he is currently a columnist for Poker Digest. Krieger was named one of the most influential gaming writers of the past 100 years.

When not writing about poker, Lou who resides in Long Beach, California - can be found playing $15-$30 or $20-$40 Texas Hold’em in the card casinos of Southern California.