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This is taken from my blog

Terrible session today , beat after beat and after a bit tilt and lost a bit and i decided to reevaluate my game , analyze hands and read another book .

Here are the options , please help me out :

1)Harrington on Hold'Em : Volume 1 (Strategic Play)
2)Harrington on Hold'Em : Volume 2 (The Endgame)
3)Harrington on Hold'Em : Volume 3 (The Workbook)
4)Kill Everyone - Advanced Strategies for No-Limit Hold-Em
5)Mental Game of Poker by Jared Tendler
6)Fooled by Randomness


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gadget51
Joined: 23.06.2008

Sounds - and looks - like 'Jared Tendlar to me!

It's good that you think you need to evaluate, rather than claim it's all rigged. I like you already.

Take care,

Mal.


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CheckBop
Joined: 20.11.2010

kill everyone!

with regards to the books i go for jared's as well :)


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Dannyz0r, i get it you play MTTs or SNGs right ?

I think the most important aspect of not going on tilt is understanding the variance in the game and most important of all is: having a decent bankroll.

I cannot stress how important having a decent bankroll is. When I was playing cash on 20 buy-ins i used to tilt everytime. When i was playing sngs on 50 buy-ins, again, i would tilt every time. Now I play mttsns on at least 200 buy-ins.

Try this:
- if you are playing sngs, have 200 buy-ins in your account for the limit you are playing, believe me you will feel totally different when you have a bad beat. You just shrug it off, and register for the next sng
- accept the fact that variance is a part of poker, and embrace it. If it weren't for variance, there would not be any fish


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Ok , some updates in this thread

Right now i am in the middle of exams , so not reading anything (i finished Kill Everyone ~2 weeks ago) .

Which book next ? Right now i feel i need something to improve my mental state , so i don't tilt and make dumb moves / calls
"The Poker Mindset" seems pretty good ,any opinions on this ?
Also feel free , to suggest me any other books


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tolari
Joined: 02.11.2010

The poker mindset is a must read imo. Really helpful, specially first 80 pages.


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