Mastering No Limit Hold'Em Question

[Sand]

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does anybody actually like this book?

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I like the book. Good primer. With the exception of the stack size discussion (and the implied odds that go along with it), I found it very useful.

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I am a decent limit player, 15/30 range. I have read a little over half.

This book reminds me a lot like a bunch of limit books. A lot of these things seem obvious.

"If there is a raise then a reraise in front of you then reraise with As or Ks but think about Qs". Really?

"If you have 94 and there are 5 limpers and the flop is 4-4-T, be careful". Really?

There constant examples of if there is one limper, if there is a limper and raise, bla bla bla all seem pretty obvious to any limit player.

The only thing I have found that useful is bet 3/4 the pot nearly all the time.

The image, position, etc are all familiar to limit players.

I wouldn't recommond this book personally.

Perhaps a very starter book for someone who knows how to play hold'em for less than a month and wants to start NL without a large knowledge of limit or other hold'em games.

[MCS]

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does anybody actually like this book?

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I do. I thought it was a good intro NLHE book. Certainly worth the purchase price.