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Old 07-23-05, 12:51 PM
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A good book that I own is called Inside the Poker Mind by John Feeney. It's an excellent book. The author is a sucessful high limit player, and he has a Ph.D. in Psychology. I highly reccomend it, probably not the best book for a beginner to start with though.
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I'm assuming it's a poker / psychology book? Or, does he go into strategy discussion?

I'll check the reviews on Amazon when I'm ready to make another purchase.
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It has a ton of strategy discussion. It's a series of essays about strategy, psychology, and theory. Very well written and full of great material. He's a LIMIT player, but it will help you improve your game no matter what game/limit you play. I highly reccomend this book. I've never heard anyone say this book wasn't good. Check it out if you can.
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I checked it on Amazon. It looks like an interesting read. I didn't know Sklansky had his hand involved and by the look of the front cover and the except, I can tell it's from 2+2.

I read the first two pages of his except dealing w/ playing too many hands. Good players should have the discipline to know what not to do - playing too many hands is one of those things.

My question is, what about players like Danny and Gus? These guys are known for being very loose - yet very dominating. It fits into their personality to see a lot of flops and then (I guess) outplay their opponents w/ post-flop play...I wonder if Feeney discusses that at all?

Nonetheless, the book looks intriguing. I think I might get it. Good lookin out.

By the way - is it just me, or did anyone else hear that Gus was busted? I heard via RGP that he owes his "creditors" a few million. No Gus at the WSOP. Hmmm. Anyone have the scoop?
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How often do RGP rumors turn out to be true?

And what do you mean no Gus at the WSOP? He was there. I have the pictures to prove it.
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That's what I've read. I'm not saying it's true, but I'm wondering if anyone here has heard anything.
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