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12-13-04, 03:12 PM
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I agree
I agree with the Penguin. I would LOVE to take lessons from Annie Duke or someone like that. At the very least it would confirm to you that your playing hands correctly. They could give you such good lessons on aggression, and how your marginal hands are.. A book is great but someone who does this for a living and is successful could teach you SOOO much!
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12-13-04, 05:52 PM
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Agree. Books are great, but Phil Hellmuth (or, insert Pro here) will *not* teach you his winning strategy for $14.95. Most of the books out there cover the same material. The difference is when you have two authors who play differently: loose or tight, etc.
Another thing is said for experience. You have to be in the game, consider your instincts, and learn from previous hands.
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