What to read next??
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What to read next??
by Rhound50 » Thu Feb 24, 2005 5:25 pm
"Its a pink handbag not backpack damn it." Godlikeroy
"From playing full tilt I wanna smash every garden gnome I see. That travelocity commercial puts me on instant tilt."
"From playing full tilt I wanna smash every garden gnome I see. That travelocity commercial puts me on instant tilt."
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by Nortonesque » Thu Feb 24, 2005 10:35 pm
I assume you've read Theory of Poker, but if you haven't read it I'd recommend it.
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by Rhound50 » Fri Feb 25, 2005 11:58 am
"Its a pink handbag not backpack damn it." Godlikeroy
"From playing full tilt I wanna smash every garden gnome I see. That travelocity commercial puts me on instant tilt."
"From playing full tilt I wanna smash every garden gnome I see. That travelocity commercial puts me on instant tilt."
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by Rhound50 » Fri Feb 25, 2005 4:10 pm
K3nt I think that might be the best advice I've read in a while.
"Its a pink handbag not backpack damn it." Godlikeroy
"From playing full tilt I wanna smash every garden gnome I see. That travelocity commercial puts me on instant tilt."
"From playing full tilt I wanna smash every garden gnome I see. That travelocity commercial puts me on instant tilt."
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by Kalle » Sun Feb 27, 2005 9:53 am
I just read Schoonmaker's "The psychology of poker". I don't think it's agreat book but it's not bad either. And it caters mainly for people playing live poker which I don't.
The book that has improved my game the most is "Zen and the art of poker" by Larry Phillips.
I have two questions:
Are the books writen by Helmuth good?
I read the NL section in SS1. Is the NL section in SS2 much different? Is there a big reason to buy SS2 when I have SS1?
The book that has improved my game the most is "Zen and the art of poker" by Larry Phillips.
I have two questions:
Are the books writen by Helmuth good?
I read the NL section in SS1. Is the NL section in SS2 much different? Is there a big reason to buy SS2 when I have SS1?
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by Rhound50 » Sun Feb 27, 2005 8:12 pm
SS2 from what I have read so far is very different that SS1, the basic idea's are similar. Agressive poker, but the book is very different and definatly worth a read. I only read Hellmuths first book and it was decent but I wouldnt pay money for it. It has a couple of cool stories but nothing that was all that good I havent read his second one.
"Its a pink handbag not backpack damn it." Godlikeroy
"From playing full tilt I wanna smash every garden gnome I see. That travelocity commercial puts me on instant tilt."
"From playing full tilt I wanna smash every garden gnome I see. That travelocity commercial puts me on instant tilt."
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by Felonius_Monk » Mon Feb 28, 2005 10:41 am
get ray zee's hi/lo split poker. Best O8 section you'll find anywhere. If you're feeling in an O8 mood, take a look at Cappelletti's latest one, it's pretty good too IMO, how to win at omaha hi/lo poker i think it's called.
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"Informer, you no say daddy me snow me Ill go blame,
A licky boom boom down.
Detective mon said daddy me snow me stab someone down the lane,
A licky boom boom down." - Snow, 1993
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by TheUnknownPlayer » Tue Mar 01, 2005 8:30 am
Rhound,
It of course depends on what it is that you are looking to improve about your game. "Inside the poker mind" is worth a read. I just picked up Dan Harringtons book - I'll let you know.
TUP
It of course depends on what it is that you are looking to improve about your game. "Inside the poker mind" is worth a read. I just picked up Dan Harringtons book - I'll let you know.
TUP
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