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09-28-2005, 12:17 PM
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What to read after Small Stakes Hold\'em:....
I feel like I have a good working knowledge of the small stakes book--it helped me become a winning $3/6 player. What do I read next, as I would like to move up to 5/10 and 10/20 someday in the future?
I know 5/10 is still considered 'low limit' generally, but I've heard several times that the 5/10 games around where I live are pretty tough. Thanks for good input on a not so good question. 
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09-28-2005, 02:32 PM
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Re: What to read after Small Stakes Hold\'em:....
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[ QUOTE ] inside the poker mind, feeney [/ QUOTE ] Yes, and its not boring as so many other poker books. Really liked that book [/ QUOTE ] also on par (maybe better) is roy cookes real poker II
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09-28-2005, 11:10 PM
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Re: What to read after Small Stakes Hold\'em:....
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but I've heard several times that the 5/10 games around where I live are pretty tough [/ QUOTE ] I would seriously question anyone who told you this. Seriously, I can't imagine there's a 5/10 B&M game that is THAT tough. SSHE should still apply. the suggestion to read SSHE again is a good one. re-reading and fully absorbing everything IS necessary. 'How good is your limit hold-em' by Bryan Jacobs is a very good quiz-format book. Definitely worth a look-see. Weighing the Odds in Holdem by King Yao is also worthwhile.' Middle Limit Holdem by Ciaffone is designed for tougher players (and advocates less aggressive play). Holdem for Advanced Players by Sklansky/Malmuth is worthwhile too. etc etc. BTW - there is a Books/publications forum a bit lower on the green-bar where all these books (and more) are discussed all the time.
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