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davekp2003
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05-21-2005, 06:10 PM
Post subject: Best poker book regarding no-limit tournament play
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3-of-a-Kind
Join Date: May 2005
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I play a lot of free online Texas no-limit hold ‘em poker, and do fairly well. Played a few friends NL Texas hold ‘em and won. Last night went in my first tournament in real life and finished 20 out of 30. I didn’t catch but also felt like a fish. Everyone there had played in several tournaments. I am aware of pot odds and I play fairly tight.
What would be the best book to buy regarding no-limit hold ‘em tournaments? I am going to buy two.
Tournament Poker for Advanced Players
by David Sklansky (Author)
Championship Hold'em Tournament Hands : Championship Strategies at Limit and No-Limit Hold'em!
by Tom McEvoy (Author), T.J. Cloutier
Harrington on Hold'em Expert Strategy for No limit Tournaments: Endplay, 2
by Dan Harrington (Author)
Thank you,
Dave
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vqc
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Straight Flush
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If you are going to buy two
get
HoH 1
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HoH 2
dont bother with any other books.
Yes I kno HoH 2 isnt even out yet, but if its half as good as HoH 1 is, then, itll be well worth it.
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a500lbgorilla
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JESUS TAKE THE KEYBOARD
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realpokertraining
-'rilla
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Smithers, use the amnesia ray.
You mean the revolver, sir?
Precisely.
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TylerK
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Personally I don't think there's a great tournament book on the market. HoH is ok.
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TylerK: its just gambling if i want to worry about money i'll go to work lol
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davekp2003
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05-22-2005, 11:19 AM
Post subject: Thak you,
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3-of-a-Kind
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Thanks vqchuang, I appreciate it. I have never read any books on hold 'em to date. I was also thinking of Harrington's books. Seems like a good choice.
David
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Robert
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Full House
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rilla - realpokertraining, is it as good as proclaimed? I read a lot of good things about it in another topic here on FTR. Is the price still $50 ?
I'm fairly new to online poker, and play only SnG and tourneys. I'm going to read HoH1 soon, havent read it yet.
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Corey
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Full House
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Dan Harringtons is not bad at all from what I hear...
Also, Theory of Poker by slansky is ok...
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Corey
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wwonka
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Straight
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HOH 1 is a very good book.
can't wait to get #2
peace
wwonka
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loanhorse
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Straight
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hoh1. Picked it up thanks to vq. Theres like sample hands to test you on what you read. Great book as of yet.
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vqc
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Straight Flush
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Quote:
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Originally Posted by loanhorse
hoh1. Picked it up thanks to vq. Theres like sample hands to test you on what you read. Great book as of yet.
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Harrington should hire me as his book pimp. I hope the book is everything you expected and more. It really helped me out.
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loanhorse
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Straight
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Quote:
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Also, Theory of Poker by slansky is ok...
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Bringing up an old thread. Yet, Theory of Poker is suppose to be a great book, the best on the market. Its next on my list after hoh2
In a raymer interview here is what he had to say
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PokerLizard: You’ve obviously taught yourself well. Which poker books would you put at the top of your list?
Raymer: Theory of Poker by David Sklansky is easily number one, and number two isn’t even close.
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PokerSherlock
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I just recently read HoH myself and really enjoyed it. I think by far the best NL tourney book I read. Theory of Poker was really good to, I'd say you have to get all three and be the judge of it yourself
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