Ed Miller planning second book

[1p0kerb0y]

From another thread, Ed was quoted as saying:

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I probably won't play twenty hours plus per week again for a while... I'll probably write a second book at least between now and then. But I do plan to play regularly.


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What will the book be about?

[Dantes]

Microlimit Hold'em for Advanced Players

[Michael Davis]

Miller is tagteaming with Madonna on Sex II.

-Michael

[Dynasty]

Ed and I have discussed several ideas and I've given him my reccomendation. He's also obviously talked with Mason as well others.

Ed really seems to enjoy writing. In five years, I wouldn't be surprised if Ed has half a dozen poker books on the shelves.

[Nemesis]

and 10 mil or so in the bank.

[sthief09]

I vote for the hand examples book. that would be gold.

[bonanz]

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I vote for the hand examples book. that would be gold.

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yes i agree... a non-weak middle limit holdem sort of book would be excellent

[lostinthought]

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I vote for the hand examples book. that would be gold.

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yes i agree... a non-weak middle limit holdem sort of book would be excellent

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Check out Roy Cooke's Real Poker II - the play of hands. I think Mason gave it a 9.

[bonanz]

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Check out Roy Cooke's Real Poker II - the play of hands. I think Mason gave it a 9.

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yeah that's one of the next books i wanna pickup, i almost bought it the same day i bought sshe at gamblers book shop, but i thought i don't wanna get crazy and buy a ton of books at once and not get around to reading them until later. I like concentrating on one book so as not to try to read too quickly to get through all my new books. But thank you for the suggestion [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

I like the idea of the example book with the differences in higher/lower-tougher/softer explanations. Not necessarily because of the limit differences, but as David pointed out, sometimes you (accidentally) find yourself in a tougher game at your usual limits. I think a second approach to a specific hand where your opponents deserve a little more respect may be beneficial to improving thought processes overall.

regards,
bonanz

[Luv2DriveTT]

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I vote for the hand examples book. that would be gold.

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I posted this before, and I'll say it again - this is EXACTLY what we all need. A hand examples book in question & answer form - part two of SSH.

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