Mason, will Harrington help me??

[adamstewart]

Hopefully Mason will answer this post, but perhaps others can comment as well.

Until now, I've focused strictly on limit hold'em. I'm a winning player there.

The only 'no limit' and/or 'tournament' games I've ever played in are friendly home games.

I hope to expand my horizons soon and gain a little "no limit, tournament" experience. (And possibly, just some no limit experience in general).

I've pre-ordered Harrington's Book, and I'm looking forward to reading it. (As I've read here before, the first volume should be more or less applicable to non-tournament-style games as well).

My question is, "Will this book be a good starting point for someone who already has knowledge of the fundamental concepts behind limit hold'em?"

Thanks guys...

Adam

[betgo]

If you are looking for a fairly elementary book on no limit tournament play, the McEvoy/Daugherty No Limit Holdem is a good place to start.

I haven't seen the Harringotn book yet, but I assume it is more advanced.

[JohnG]

Pot and no limit holdem by Ciaffone should be a good starting point for you. I recommend you read it whilst waiting for the Harrington book to come out.

[adamstewart]

Mason,

I've seen you reply to many other threads here, specifically directed at you...

Why not lend your opinion here???

Thanks!!!

Adam

[captZEEbo1]

there's some good info in the super/system too

[Mason Malmuth]

Hi Adam:

It should be very helpful. Make sure to let us know.

Best wishes,
Mason