Harrington on Hold'em Expert Strategy for No Limit Tournaments
Endgame, 2
By Bill Robertie, Dan Harrington




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Book Description
Poker has taken America by storm. But its not just any form of poker that has people across the country so excited its no-limit hold em the main event game. And now thanks to televised tournaments tens of thousands of new players are eager to claim theirContinue
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- English Books
- Paperback 450 Pages
- ISBN-10: 1880685353
- ISBN-13: 9781880685358
- Publisher: Two Plus Two Pub
- Pub date: Jun 07, 2005
- Dimensions: 1419 mm x 903 mm x 194 mm Just how big is that?
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| 9781880685358 | Paperback | $29.95 | $21.56 | bn.com |
| $29.95 | $18.99 | The Book Depository | ||
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Great, for a poker book
Like I said in my summary of Vol. I, this layout is great. However, when you get more and more into the complexities of the game (and this book), some flaws begin to show. There is some great advice within Harrington's books. However, he may be leaving out the best advice of all: bad players win. ... (continue)
Like I said in my summary of Vol. I, this layout is great. However, when you get more and more into the complexities of the game (and this book), some flaws begin to show. There is some great advice within Harrington's books. However, he may be leaving out the best advice of all: bad players win. The reader is groomed on how to win chips in a tournament rather than being groomed on how not to lose chips. Many good players are successful because they are aggressive; but that's only on the surface—the aggressive players have their boundaries too. There is a reason good players continuously win and Harrington only gives answers that won't give his own secrets away. We are given advice from a competitor. In poker, winning strategy, and not-losing strategy are two very different things. A great read, and you'll improve your game very much; and that's the point. But you're far from knowing many answers to the game and make sure not to get ahead of yourself.
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