2+2 Book Club: SSH?

[zerosum]

Count me in.

[Naykedmage]

Im in!!! I just finished my first read through of this book and I loved it. Now I need to really understand it!!

[Jake (The Snake)]

very interested, though I don't know how this was formatted previously for TOP. I've read SSH a couple times already but would love to talk in depth about each section.

[TaggedYa]

At the near certainty of letting my ignorance show before the world, what is ITH? I am about to buy WLLH and want to concider anything that is judged better.

Curt

[Twitch1977]

This is an awesome idea. I'd be in.

T

[dgoldsmith]

[ QUOTE ]
At the near certainty of letting my ignorance show before the world, what is ITH? I am about to buy WLLH and want to concider anything that is judged better.

Curt

[/ QUOTE ]

Internet Texas Hold'Em by Matthew Hilger

[Rudbaeck]

[ QUOTE ]
At the near certainty of letting my ignorance show before the world, what is ITH? I am about to buy WLLH and want to concider anything that is judged better.

Curt

[/ QUOTE ]

Internet Texas Hold'em by Matthew Hilger. It's not only about online poker, 99% of it is about poker, no matter how it's played.

It's a significantly better newbie book than WLLH, even though the first few chapters might be heavier going than the first few of WLLH.

[TaggedYa]

I am not what you could call a newby. I am a long time seven card stud player who is moving into hold'em because you can't find good stud games anymore. I need to get some game time in to learn the differences.

My bigest problem so far is that the ability to remember every card that has fallen is of no use whatsoever. I think it is my biggest overlay in stud and I haven't found anything comperable in Hold'em.

Curt

[Rudbaeck]

Then you should have no problem at all starting with ITH instead of WLLH. And you should probably be able to go on to SSH and HEFAP very quickly.

Considering how easy a good memory system is to learn I'm scared by people not remembering all cards in stud.

[RED_RAIN]

Interested