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07-22-05, 01:09 PM
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hmmm
supersystems, internet texas hold'em, Killer poker online ( terrible book) another one I think my buddie has. Trust me never buy killer poker online its a big waste of money. btw nice choices Lou tell me how they are, need to get some new ones myself. |
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07-22-05, 01:11 PM
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I heard that Killer Poker Online is trash.
How is Hilger's Internet Texas HoldEm? I guess you don't have SSH or WLLHE, but how does ITH distinguish itself?
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07-22-05, 01:14 PM
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I like it
It's the 1st book I ever read on poker, even before SS . I like it, think its well put together, he explains about bankroll management ( yea didnt read the section to well obviously) and about how it is playing poker for a living. I dont think it would be good for you Lou, It is more for begginers. Think you would read it and be like "no kidding". |
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07-22-05, 01:20 PM
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I just hear it's good for the loose / aggressive online low limit games. I wonder if anyone on this board can draw a distinction b/n ITH and SSH...
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07-22-05, 06:29 PM
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I guess people don't read books here?
We need more members.
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07-22-05, 06:58 PM
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I'm wary ...
of any book specifically geared towards Internet play. It seems to me that SSHE should cover the Party games just as much as it does the ones at my local card room.
I've posted this before, but the poker books I really enjoy are novels that aren't instructional in one sense of the word, but very much are so in a broader sense. Shut Up and Deal Worth the price just the narrator's description of the differences between 10/20 and 100/200. King of a Small World A vivid reminder that the game has a cost, even for those who win. |
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07-22-05, 07:51 PM
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I haven't gotten into the poker "story" books. Even Positively Fifth Street... I hear that was good though. Nevertheless, if you tend to stick w/ just this side of poker literature, where do you look to plug leaks?
Experience is HUGE when it comes to knowledge, but if someone already figured out a good pre-flop strategy for loose-aggressive tables, why not take advantage of it? I guess my Q is: Where do you turn to learn more about the game, or, ultimately, how do you get your game to reach the next level?
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