NL holdem (why have you forsaken me mason, why?)

I'm primarily a limit player with success in small to mid size games (b & m )for the past 4 years. I now find myself in a new city where the only game in town is a nl 1-2 and 2-4 game. It's not quite in the mid size range however i feel i can converse and understand at this level.

The card room just opened up and the players are very inexperienced.

The problem is i'm having a tough time learning to play this game well, and mason hasn't written much on this subject.

Am i suppose to learn this game on my own?

It's dark and cold.... i'm scared... mason are you out there? please send help? Preferably in the form of a well written book with excerpts written by ray.

[Pepsquad]

Thy name...is Harrington.

DCIFR!!!!!!!!!

i have both of harrington's books and ciaffone on pl &nl.
It's just that i feel they've left alot out. I read the short chapter in Miller's new book on nl and thought that was a very good starting point. I'm just a little frustraded that's all.

[TheWorstPlayer]

Try the no limit forums. Particularly the small stakes one.

[Mempho]

The Harrington books are for tournaments...not cash game. Why not make up your own strategy based entirely on table conditions. There is no one-size-fits-all strategy for NL that will give a max win-rate. That's not true for limit either, but it is exponentially based on table conditions for NL. Once a book is published, alternative strategies will become more profitable. BTW, Super System is good as long as you're not playing against total donks (which is a lot of the time in games that are less than high limit).