Ed Miller

Ed Miller is an American professional poker player, author, and coach known for his contributions to no-limit hold'em strategy and poker education. An MIT graduate with a background in physics and computer science, Miller transitioned from a software development role at Microsoft to pursue poker full-time, later expanding his career to include writing and coaching. His books have sold more than 250,000 copies worldwide, establishing him as a significant figure in the poker industry.

Miller has authored and co-authored several widely read poker strategy books, including "Small Stakes No-Limit Hold'em," "No-Limit Hold'em: Theory and Practice," "Playing the Player," and "Poker's 1%." His first major work, "Small Stakes Hold 'em: Winning Big With Expert Play," was co-written with David Sklansky and Mason Malmuth. Additional titles include "How to Read Hands At No-Limit Hold'em," "The Course," and, in collaboration with Matthew Davidow, "The Logic Of Sports Betting," which extends his analytical expertise to sports betting and gambling strategy.

Miller is recognized for bridging the gap between advanced poker theory and practical application for everyday players. He has played a role in popularizing exploitative strategies over strict game theory optimal approaches, particularly in live cash games. His instructional materials are noted for making complex poker concepts accessible to a broad audience.

Miller co-founded Red Chip Poker, an online platform offering poker education through articles, videos, and coaching services. He contributes written content and produces video materials for the platform. Several high-stakes professional players have credited Miller's books and articles as foundational to their development in the game. With a background in teaching and a focus on clear communication, Miller is regarded as a trusted resource in the poker community, combining analytical rigor with practical experience at the table.