What's the best book for NLHE cash games?

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[Maulik]

There is no best book. Read, learn, expand. What kind of answers are you really seeking?

Pot Limit & No Limit Hold'em is very good.

[HoldEmKillah]

2+2

[captZEEbo1]

nl cash books suck unless you're a total noob

[IHateCats]

Both Ciaffone and Harrington offer valuable information for a new player, Harrington covers the concept of hand range and the value of aggression better than anyone else, Ciaffone covers NL basics such as stack size and position which you don't get out of the limit oriented Sklansky stuff.

[Heimdal]

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2+2

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Take 100 of the best posts on 2+2, take the best from all of them and put it together in a book, then you have the best poker book ever written.

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and take 100 of the worst posts on 2+2 and turn into a bankroll-spewing egoistical uber-LAG [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[SunOfBeach]

this forum

Ironically, Sklansky on Tournament for Advanced players helped me a lot.

I have adopted a lot of the tournament startegy outlined in this book to deal with the uber-aggressive capped buy-in no-limit games.

[tdarko]

experience, post hands here and these were always my favorite as far as reading material went... retro I retro II