harrington's second book
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harrington's second book
by kfellmy » Sat Jun 11, 2005 8:59 am
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by EscapePlan9 » Tue Jul 05, 2005 6:52 pm
I love the book. Just last night I finished reading through it to the end. I'm now re-reading it. There were so many important concepts and factors I hadn't previously considered.
The only thing I don't like about the new book... there are many insignificant errors, which will confuse readers at first and force them to re-read the paragraph and change some of the wording to make sense. I remember he placed "You" as the BB in one of the hand examples when you really were UTG. That or he was talking about a game where the BB acts first before the flop. Trust me, you'll find these errors and be confused as well. It's fairly easy to sort out.. but come on, it doesn't take much of a proof-reading to notice these errors. Dan and Robertie must have been in a hurry to publish this!
All in all... this is one of the only No Limit books I recommend others to read. Of course I also recommend volume 1.
The only thing I don't like about the new book... there are many insignificant errors, which will confuse readers at first and force them to re-read the paragraph and change some of the wording to make sense. I remember he placed "You" as the BB in one of the hand examples when you really were UTG. That or he was talking about a game where the BB acts first before the flop. Trust me, you'll find these errors and be confused as well. It's fairly easy to sort out.. but come on, it doesn't take much of a proof-reading to notice these errors. Dan and Robertie must have been in a hurry to publish this!
All in all... this is one of the only No Limit books I recommend others to read. Of course I also recommend volume 1.
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