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For me personally I think her "style" will help me because I need to get more aggressive in my post flop play.
I didn't really see any "new" ideas, but Im gonna read it again and pay attention this time.
Statistics: Posted by striker2550 — Wed Apr 06, 2005 12:26 pm
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I know what you mean about Sklansky! Though its good if you have trouble sleeping.
I would say that a lot of the plays are based on higher limits, the premise being that you can fold anothers marginal folding by making it two bets to go. Guess she has never played Party...
I am still working through it as I read it once but didn't really take it in (I just wanted to say I had read so you guys would think I am cool) so I am trying again. So far though its just little things which are sticking out. The best way to sum it up seems to be that its focusing on playing the players, not the cards. Thinking about what others would play from where and if you sense weakness attack!
Enjoy.
Rich
Statistics: Posted by Ricardooon — Wed Apr 06, 2005 12:22 pm
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I think it was in Daniel Negreanu's blog where he says something along the lines of 'her chapter on limit holdem is already being talked of by some as being revolutionary' which from the company Daniel must keep is praise indeed.
I already have the book and might read this chapter, any comments from you guys/gals who've read it? are there new ideas in there? or just a specific style advocated?
I have an aversion to Sklansky so I'm inclined to reading it.
Cheers
Molina
Statistics: Posted by Molina — Wed Apr 06, 2005 11:49 am
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