Re: Miller/Sklansky - almost done with NL book yet?
 

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They should do a Pot-Limit Hold'em book next since many pros are saying that Pot-Limit Hold'em requires more skill than No-Limt Hold'em.

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Who plays pot limit holdem though? I think it does take more skill, btw.

Re: Miller/Sklansky - almost done with NL book yet?
 

Is this NL book exclusively a book on cash games or does it also include stuff on tournament play? Or is it just a NL theory book that can be applied to various things?

Re: Miller/Sklansky - almost done with NL book yet?
 

Hi Dave:

It's a book on theory. So it will apply to all of the above.

best wishes,
Mason

Re: Miller/Sklansky - almost done with NL book yet?
 

Thanks Mason,
I keep hearing that it be written by Sklansky and Ed Miller, but I was wondering if you would also be making contributions to this book?

Re: Miller/Sklansky - almost done with NL book yet?
 

Hi David:

The manuscript is done, I'll go over it and give comments. I will also be the publisher.

best wishes,
Mason

Re: Miller/Sklansky - almost done with NL book yet?
 

Take your time. You don't want the book looking like some 7th grader wrote it. Well, I guess that never stopped you before.

Re: Miller/Sklansky - almost done with NL book yet?
 

wicked burn sir!

oh btw i was wondering, are you guys just going to copy ciaffone?

cuz that would be really lame

Re: Miller/Sklansky - almost done with NL book yet?
 

Who does the copy editing at two plus two?

Re: Miller/Sklansky - almost done with NL book yet?
 

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They should do a Pot-Limit Hold'em book next since many pros are saying that Pot-Limit Hold'em requires more skill than No-Limt Hold'em.

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There isn't much difference. Most things you learn about no limit will normally apply to pot limit. The main differences are pretty obvious.

Re: Miller/Sklansky - almost done with NL book yet?
 

Hey Ed,

Just how much No Limit have you played in your life? Sklansky also if you know.

Vince