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hockey4433
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08-15-2008, 08:09 PM
Post subject: NL books helping your game??
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any harrington on cash or tournie books or other NL books help your game??
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Miffed22001
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theory and practice is clearly the best book ive read about poker, but i still think that theory of poker is the book that will provide the most for many players and would recommend that above all else.
i still cant think of anything ive ever used from a harrington book, but ive just bought Harrington on cash so we'll see if i pick up anything i dont already 'know'
For non-holdem games, caro was the best, especially for 5cd. Havent read anything truly spectacular on PLO yet
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jyms
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pokerfan
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you will make lots of money in cash games if you read both PNL and theory And Practice.
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hockey4433
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which parts of skylanksy thoery and practice book did u find most beneficial to nl cash games online
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drmcboy
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DrButtInski
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Originally Posted by hockey4433
which parts of skylanksy thoery and practice book did u find most beneficial to nl cash games online
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pg 1-298 minus the SC ratings
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Ragnar4
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Why did you not like the SC ratings?
I thought you were a tourney Donk drmcboy... those should be pure gold for you.
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The older I get, the more I start wondering; Just what in the hell is going on here?
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BankItDrew
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I just purchased my first book from PS because of this thread. I look forward to reading it!
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dev
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Is there really that much extra info in PNL?
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Check out my self-deprecation here!
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pokerfan
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yes, there are some most important NL concepts mentioned in the book like SPR and REM analysis. This book will help you grow as a poker player IMO.
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Is there really that much extra info in PNL?
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Vrax
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1. PNLHE
2. NLHET&P
3. ToP
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"How could I call that bet? How could you MAKE that bet? It's poker not solitaire. " - that Gus Bronson guy
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jyms
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I think the three are all you need, and maybe HOH if your new. HOH will be very benificial to a beginners game. Once you have played for a bit I think HOH becomes pretty obvious.
As for your list Vrax, I think ToP becomes higher up the list as you move up. I got more from my 3rd reading than I did from the first two.
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pokerfan
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i'm currently reading TOP for the first time :P i never took it seriously even though i knew its one of all-time best poker books. Go TOP,mate.
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drmcboy
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DrButtInski
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Originally Posted by Ragnar4
Why did you not like the SC ratings?
I thought you were a tourney Donk drmcboy... those should be pure gold for you.
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beneficial to nl cash games online
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Ltrain
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yes, there are some most important NL concepts mentioned in the book like SPR and REM analysis. This book will help you grow as a poker player IMO.
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Originally Posted by dev
Is there really that much extra info in PNL?
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+1.
I reread the REM section and finally had a chance to read the SPR section over the weekend. Even though I feel I am using REM effectively, I had a recent downswing that was part bad beat/variance, and part terrible and inconsistent use of SPR and target SPR. I highly recommend this book be read and reread until the concepts are burned into your skull (Also this is a reminder to myself since I am not quite there yet).
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