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Must Have Books for Intermediate \\ Advanced Players
Wich books in your opinion REALLY helped your game ? NL ring only.
Sorry if this subject has been discussed to death but i dont find it anywhere . Just point the books . Thanks in Advance Gustavo |
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Re: Must Have Books for Intermediate \\ Advanced Players
Theory of Poker, Sklanksy
Pot and No Limit Holdem (close on the title), Ciaffone Super System NL section Books aren't as much help in NL for me as Limit. You have to develop your own style and there is no sigle 'by the book' correct way to play. |
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Re: Must Have Books for Intermediate \\ Advanced Players
Everyone should have a copy of harrington too. Its a bit ABC but good step on the ladder.
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Re: Must Have Books for Intermediate \\ Advanced Players
Caro's book of tells, or at least the caro section in SS2. I also recommend Killer Poker though not everybody agreees.
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Re: Must Have Books for Intermediate \\ Advanced Players
Tournament Poker for Advanced Players - sklanksy
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Re: Must Have Books for Intermediate \\ Advanced Players
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Wich books in your opinion REALLY helped your game ? NL ring only. [/ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Tournament Poker for Advanced Players - sklanksy [/ QUOTE ] Good answer. |
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Re: Must Have Books for Intermediate \\ Advanced Players
apparently i cant read, which i guess is kind of funny for a 'best book' post
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Re: Must Have Books for Intermediate \\ Advanced Players
Cloutier's & McEvoy's Championship No Limit and Pot Limit Hold 'Em is another pretty good book. He talks about a bit of a tighter game than I prefer, but he makes many very good points.
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Re: Must Have Books for Intermediate \\ Advanced Players
Tao of Poker.
Addresses player development (a fair portion of it is beginner type stuff) and is well worth the 10 bucks or so they charge for it. |
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Re: Must Have Books for Intermediate \\ Advanced Players
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. I won a lot of money reading it in a live 6-12 limit game.
Oh, no limit? Heir to the Empire by Timothy Zahn. I won a lot of money playing online while reading it. Real answer: none. Just read Harrington's book. I learned nothing, but it's the best book out there. At least he gets to some basic situations. But be very careful about your bet sizes. If you ABC in ring games like Harrington implies (and he does give the caveats and is writing about tournaments, so the point is just make sure you're aware of your betting tells) you will get eaten alive. Better to bet 2/3 pot always if you must choose a default, until you get comfortable tossing other bet sizes around. Matt |
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