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Worth buying? Sounds very good to me


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Hello mate.

I've read this a couple of times and its a very good read. However, it's not a learning book as much as others out there. It is interesting to read why he did certain things and ways of justifying his play. So if you want to learn more about gus and a bit more about playing aggresive then it is worth it, if your looking to improve your poker from a book there is a lot of better ones out there!

Phil Gordon's little green book & harrington on hold'em volume II have been the best books for me!


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Ok, thanks
I found a place selling it for about 15€ so, probelly worth it ;)


SoyCD
Joined: 20.02.2008

Originally posted by kan00
Hello mate.

I've read this a couple of times and its a very good read. However, it's not a learning book as much as others out there. It is interesting to read why he did certain things and ways of justifying his play. So if you want to learn more about gus and a bit more about playing aggresive then it is worth it, if your looking to improve your poker from a book there is a lot of better ones out there!

Phil Gordon's little green book & harrington on hold'em volume II have been the best books for me!

I completely agree. I also read the book and its certainly an entertaining read, which gives nice insights into his style of play- and certainly a book I would recommend. Its not a real educational book though and although you certainly learn from it - Gordon's Green book is certainly better at giving you an all around picture of tournament play.

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SoyCD


very good book worth buying


TheBrood
Joined: 17.07.2008

Originally posted by fu48fkjvh
very good book worth buying

Gus, is that you?


how much?


excelgeo
Joined: 17.10.2008

ive read it too, it is decent, shows how a pro thinks and years of experience working out.

i did learn a thing or two, especially regarding stealing-then again it was gus hansen teaching.

but interesting book altogether


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