any suggestions for low stackes player?
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Hi!
When I started I read Lee Jones ,,Winning low limit holdem,, and it gives you a pretty good idea about fixed limit however charts are not that accurate (pokerstrategy is better:) ) and I also read Stoxtraders ,,Winning in though holdem games,, which is a bit advanced I guess.
However fo low limit Holdem pokerstrategy gives you more than enough knowledge so I think rereading articles/watching vids multiple times is more valuable.
hi
well im not 2 much of a begginer with fl nd playin sh so was looking for bit more advance on the basics of sh play ect for when im not near a computer
Limit Hold'em:Winning Short-Handed Strategies: Terry Borer and Lawrence Mak
This is a great book for low to midstakes.
+1 For Stoxtrader/Zobags - reworking my way through this ATM and it keeps delivering.
I got just recently Small Stakes Holdem from Sklanksy, Miller, Malmuth...
It is meant to be used for loose games, but anyway I hope that content will be helpful... when I get to it... some books on poker psychology are first at my list, I believe that is my biggest block at the moment.
Funktor
Originally posted by funktor
I got just recently Small Stakes Holdem from Sklanksy, Miller, Malmuth...It is meant to be used for loose games, but anyway I hope that content will be helpful... when I get to it... some books on poker psychology are first at my list, I believe that is my biggest block at the moment.
Funktor
This book is a bit outdated but still nice for the beginning. (It's not too aggressive anymore. It was a bit too aggressive in 06. ;))
Yep, I assume that this book will provide additional layer of foundation to the game... mostly it expects loose play with many players seing flop ♦.
Funktor
Originally posted by BDL
Stox book and mathematics of poker are both Godly.
i'm just waiting for borer's short handed strategies to arrive. because i wanted to have a book that has a clear topic.
mathematics of poker sounds interessting to me. is it this one?
http://www.amazon.de/Mathematics-Poker-William-Chen/dp/1886070253/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books-intl-de&qid=1265251465&sr=1-1
I've been reading Small Stakes Holdem by Miller, Malmuth, Sklansky, pretty good read. Reading must combine with posting hands and responding to other guys' posts coz u have to put the theories u find in books to practice. Some internet forums can be helpful. Not only Pokerstrategy but something like 2+2. Coz u sometime need to look at other people's views. U just have to be willing to learn and there's an ocean of information on teh internetz