SSHE?

[Shoe]

I see a lot of people referring to SSHE in posts. Are they referring to Sklanksy's new book by this? Small Stakes Hold 'em: Winning Big with Expert Play?

If so, is this book good for experienced players too, or is it mainly players who are new to the game?

[Joe B.]

both

and its for Low limit Holdem

[Niediam]

I'd actually say that the good would be MORE useful for an experienced player as opposed to a beginner.

[Shoe]

Thanks, just ordered it as well as Dan Harrington's new book.

[The T.A.]

If you're a beginner, read WLLH.

If you're an intermediate player, read SSH immediately.

[Joe B.]

ITH is better than WLLH for beginner

[Rudbaeck]

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both

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It's pretty damn far from a beginner's book.

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ITH is better than WLLH for beginner

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You read this what, 20 seconds before making this post? /images/graemlins/tongue.gif Ok, most information here is accurate and worth repeating, but you should take the time to form your own opinion.

[Shoe]

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If you're a beginner, read WLLH.

If you're an intermediate player, read SSH immediately.

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Ok, quick question, I am not up to date on all the acronyms. Could someone please tell me what the following acronyms stand for?

ITH?
WLLH?
SSH? (is this one different than SSHE?)

Also, are each of these books published by 2+2, I own a ton of 2+2 books, but if there are any critical ones that I am missing I definitely want to get them.

Note: I do not consider myself a beginner, but I am by no means an expert, so I will buy a beginner's book if it means I can only pick up 1 or 2 things from it.

[Rudbaeck]

Internet Texas Hold'em by Matthew Hilger
Winning Low Limit Hold'em by Lee Jones
Small Stakes Hold'em by Ed Miller

[Hammertim]

i've been getting a very fresh insight to my own game with this book. Not done yet but very happy so far.

Thanks again