Hold'em for Advanced Players, SH section, good for starters?

[TxBuckeye]

I just started reading Sklansky's 21st edition of Hold'em for Advanced Players and wondered what you SH players thought of his SH chapter? Seems QUITE a bit different from what I've read on many forums but seems to make a lot of sense. I was considering trying out SH at Poker Room while I worked off a promotional deal. But this would be my first foray in to SH play and wonder if maybe this isn't a bit to advanced for a newbie. Or is it a fine starting point?

[ghostface]

It seems like it applies a lot to HU and 3-handed. At least it did the last time I read it.

Try this .

[TxBuckeye]

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It seems like it applies a lot to HU and 3-handed. At least it did the last time I read it.

Try this .

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Thanks GF!

[Supern]

Is this chart considered loose or tight?
Seems to me it's a bit loose at some occasions.

Open with A9 and QTs in MP?
Re-raise with A9s on the button?

Or am I just too used to ring?
Of course the re-raising is player dependent.

[TheMetetron]

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Is this chart considered loose or tight?
Seems to me it's a bit loose at some occasions.

Open with A9 and QTs in MP?
Re-raise with A9s on the button?

Or am I just too used to ring?
Of course the re-raising is player dependent.

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Those are all standard plays. I make those raises and re-raises 110% of the time.

[Supern]

If you meet a guy that is a very tight raiser do you re-raise with A9s from UTG?

That can't be EV+.
Maybe if he's a very weak player.