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Title: Cash Game Book Post by: vampitup on October 04, 2005, 09:18:59 PM Hi,
Does anyone know of any good books for cash game NLHE? Title: Re: Cash Game Book Post by: snoopy1239 on October 04, 2005, 09:34:32 PM Unless you're a complete novice, Super System is a must.
Title: Re: Cash Game Book Post by: RED-DOG on October 04, 2005, 09:37:27 PM No good for tourneys though (IMHO)
Title: Re: Cash Game Book Post by: vampitup on October 04, 2005, 09:43:07 PM I have read that already - was wondering if there were any less publicised good ones.
Of the ilk of Harrington perhaps but for cash instead of tournaments? Title: Re: Cash Game Book Post by: snoopy1239 on October 04, 2005, 09:53:54 PM Killer Poker Online by John Vorhous helped me vastly with my cash game. Not necessarily regarding specific hand strategy, but more on approach and discipline, attributes that players often already consider themselves to have no problem with.
Title: Re: Cash Game Book Post by: vampitup on October 04, 2005, 10:02:15 PM My approach and mental state regarding poker is something I need to work on - so cheers for the recommendation snoopy!
Title: Re: Cash Game Book Post by: Rod Paradise on October 05, 2005, 10:19:43 AM Killer Poker Online by John Vorhous helped me vastly with my cash game. Not necessarily regarding specific hand strategy, but more on approach and discipline, attributes that players often already consider themselves to have no problem with. I've just bought that one Snoppy, finding him a bit condescending in the initial chapters so struggling to keep going with it. You think it's worth sticking with? Title: Re: Cash Game Book Post by: Karabiner on October 05, 2005, 10:45:49 AM I found Ciaffone's skinny oevre on Omaha useful when I was starting to play more cash games. There's also a couple of pages on basic hilo inside. Title: Re: Cash Game Book Post by: snoopy1239 on October 05, 2005, 06:24:52 PM Killer Poker Online by John Vorhous helped me vastly with my cash game. Not necessarily regarding specific hand strategy, but more on approach and discipline, attributes that players often already consider themselves to have no problem with. I've just bought that one Snoppy, finding him a bit condescending in the initial chapters so struggling to keep going with it. You think it's worth sticking with? Yes. And take note of what he says. He may appear condescending, but he doesn't mince his words and eventually you start to realise that a lot of what he says is spot on. You'll start to tell yourself, 'Good Lord, I do that.' and 'Yeah, that's true.' Sometimes it takes some1 to be brutally honest to you be4 you are able to accept that there are flaws in your game. Everyone's different, but it worked wonders for me. He told me to get a grip of myself, and I finally listened. Title: Re: Cash Game Book Post by: Karabiner on October 05, 2005, 07:00:51 PM I can only imagine Jammer's thoughts on that last statement. ;D :o ;D *prp *prp *prp *prp *prp |