HEPFAP

[jmontis]

I'm buying this book as soon as some money gets to Neteller. Can anyone give me a quick review or describe why it's a notch above other limit books?

[Fnord]

I'm buying this book as soon as some money gets to Neteller. Can anyone give me a quick review or describe why it's a notch above other limit books?

What game are you playing in?

[jmontis]

I'm buying this book as soon as some money gets to Neteller. Can anyone give me a quick review or describe why it's a notch above other limit books?

What game are you playing in?

2-4, but i would play 3-6 6max as soon as i'm rolled for it. I've heard it's a good idea to read the book for 3-6 and above

[Fnord]

I would go with King Yao's book first. A much better short table section. HEFAP only really addresses some key concepts around making sure a maniac doesn't get the best of you. I also have some serious doubts about thier pre-flop strategy flowing into the flop.

[jmontis]

will do, thanks

edit: yea the chapters in this book look more interesting

[RiverMonkey]

I would go with King Yao's book first. ..........

I also have some serious doubts about thier pre-flop strategy flowing into the flop.

I have the Yao book on order. Should see it by Friday. Looking forward to plugging into another resource; I can only read and re-read SSH and HEFAP so many times. What are its major strengths/weaknesses?

Can you elaborate on what doubts you have related to HEFAP's pre-flop strategies?

[Fnord]

Can you elaborate on what doubts you have related to HEFAP's pre-flop strategies?

He 3-bets a lot heads-up out of position and will call raises then donk-bet the flop. I don't think either is optimal against online players.