Reading Ed Miller for the Third Time.

If anybody hasn't read SSHE yet, I totally recommend it. Yesterday, I read it for the third time, and boy it was the charm. It corresponds absolutely perfectly to the microlimits I experience. I realize that those of you who are considerably sharper than I, don't need a third reading, but boy what a difference it made for me. Best 20 bucks I've ever spent. Thank you 2+2!

[aargh57]

I've read it about 6 times so you must be even sharper than me.

[stoli]

I think it's important for a serious player to re-read it often early on in their poker education, and after that once every 3-4 months or so. There are some subtle ideas in that book that you can forget about when running really good or running really bad for an extended period of time. For a good review go over the hand quizzes every couple weeks. But I agree one of my best purchases ever.

[milesdyson]

i've never read it (true).

[Redd]

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i've never read it (true).

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You've seriously never read SSHE?

[milesdyson]

nope. i picked it up in a book store once and flipped through it, looked at some stuff, and put it back on the shelf.

[Fantam]

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nope. i picked it up in a book store once and flipped through it, looked at some stuff, and put it back on the shelf.

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Have you ever read any poker book at all ?

[milesdyson]

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nope. i picked it up in a book store once and flipped through it, looked at some stuff, and put it back on the shelf.

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Have you ever read any poker book at all ?

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no

edit: i'm coming clean. i've never even played a hand of poker. my life is all a horrible lie.

[benkath1]

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nope. i picked it up in a book store once and flipped through it, looked at some stuff, and put it back on the shelf.

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Will.....Will Hunting? Is that you??

[milesdyson]

this thread is officially hijacked