Harrington on Cash Games, Volume II: How to Play No-Limit Hold 'em Cash Games

Harrington on Cash Games, Volume II: How to Play No-Limit Hold 'em Cash Games | Dan Harrington, Bill Robertie | Good for on-line play

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	Harrington on Cash Games, Volume II: How to Play No-Limit Hold 'em Cash Games Dan Harrington, Bill Robertie Two Plus Two Publishing LLC, 2008 - 374 pages average customer review:based on 6 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

An Excellent Treatise On Cash Game NLHE

Harrington as usual has a thorough and disciplined approach to no limit cash games. You'll want to read this because a lot of us playing no limti cash games already have.

Good for on-line play

This volume completes the series. I play only on-line. The whole section on tells is about betting patterns. On-line thats all you have to go on. So this works great for me. Combine that with the board reading skills I picked up in the first volume and my NL cash game has improved a whole lot. I think anyone that has some basic skills in poker and is a break even or loosing player will improve to a winning player after a couple of reads.

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How to make money playing cash games

This is a fantastic book on how to make money playing hold'em cash games, it specifically covers the turn and river, and as always Dan Harrington does a magnificent job of explaining the concepts, as well as having a lot of problems to practice to let the concepts sink in.

If you want to make money playing hold'em cash games, this is one book you have to have.

Better than Vol I

This second volume is more useful than volume 1. In fact it speaks about turn and river play which is often underrated...many good problems explained by Harrington help the reader to develop a feeling for the different situations...it's far from perfect but more useful than volume 1...if you have to buy one buy this...

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Para lectores de habla hispana

Harrington señala, con mucho tino, las diferencias necesarias e imprescindibles que separan al juego exitoso en torneos y mesas de efectivo. Es claro, directo y sencillo de entender. Quizás haga demasiado hincapié en las cuestiones estadísticas y matemáticas. Pero, el jugador despierto entenderá que son la matriz de inicio que separa al jugador desordenado y con destino incierto del que intenta desempeñarse con claridad.
No se puede dejar pasar por alto.

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