definitely. it's going to take me a couple of month to digest the whole thing and then...I'll probaly have questions

prob been asked somewhere already but is there a lot of hyper specific content?

There's a good amount of short stack specific content.

i mean i dont get it, why is kindle edition more expensive than the paperpack - so ******ed

The paperback appears more expensive to me on amazon.com. FWIW, though, Amazon pretty much sets the kindle version pricing -- the publisher has relatively little say. And at least in the past, Amazon has gotten caught giving people different prices on products based on their purchase history, etc.

The amazon thing does not appear to be true (or if it was, appears to have been true many years ago).

The first four complaint articles I read about this were all failing to realize the difference between products sold by 3rd party vendors and products sold directly by amazon.

I could be totally wrong about this, maybe the top recent search results for me were just mistaken accusations and there are other legitimate instances.

In any case, amazon rocks for us as consumers. Imagine if... apple took their approach to business. So many people I know would be thousands of dollars richer lol.

good stuff, ordered from amazon.co.uk, paperpack edition. cant wait to read it, thanks!

Yea, amazon's great. Apparently this was a rare thing and probably isn't their normal practice:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amazon....ential_pricing
http://edition.cnn.com/2005/LAW/06/2...ebsite.prices/

Just ordered on amazon. Looking forward to it!

New 30 minute video from the series (introduction and GTO) is up:

(Y) thanks Ryan

Got this book a couple of days ago from amazon and it's a very good read so far. Just a quick question regarding page77, could you explain why A3s and A4s have different ranges of stack depths for shoving? Probably not useful for any real game application but it'll be interesting to know the reasoning behind it.

Glad you're enjoying the book.

Page 77 has the well-known Nash shove/fold charts. Some hands like A3s, A4s, 43s don't really have a contiguous range of stack sizes for which they should be shoved. For example, a good approximation of the stack sizes for which 43s is in the equilibrium shoving range is:

less than 2.2BB;from 4.9 BB to 7.8 BB, and from 8.6 BB to 10.0 BB

I show this graphically for the case of 43s on the next page, pg78, and give a bit of discussion there too. But the main idea is that, for the stack sizes listed, jamming 43s is +EV with respect to folding and for the sizes not listed, it isn't. This has some to do with card removal effects and how the BB's range also changes as stacks get deeper.

Something similar happens for A4s and A3s as well, and you can check for yourself that at stack sizes where the shoving ranges don't overlap, one hand is a profitable shove vs the BB's Nash calling range, and the other isn't.

I agree that worrying too much about this stuff isn't super practical. In some sense it's a pretty minor detail of a very specific situation, and I sort of went back and forth while writing on whether or not I even wanted to include Figure 3.4 and the surrounding discussion. But in the end I decided that people use the "Nash chart" often enough that it was worthwhile giving a very clear picture of where exactly it comes from and what exactly it means.

Is the video pack still available? I'm not seeing it on the HUSNG website.

Thanks guys.

Yea, looks like the link in OP is broken:

http://www.husng.com/content/will-tipton-video-pack

Cheers

That program you use in the video decisiontree part2 is it available to dl?

It currently is not, but I may make it available in the future.

great work

It is just arrived at home,it looks amazing.I'll probably ask some question soon if you don't mind
Cheers from Italy.

Thanks Greg

No problem, cheers

bonjour i buy your book the videos and discover ............ Mersenneary ...........i am looking for private lessons from him or you .... it is possible ?
i start playing a yeat ago and work with different people and it doesnt work that well, it might be me of course but ... i doubt it ..... reading your book i see the road for me, it is where i wanna go .... gto frequencies range vs range etc world, i think it s what poker is about .... but i need help i work a lot and cannot give the work enough time so i think it will help a lot private lessons ..... thank you to answer merci

PM'd

Maybe you want to sell this program?

Hey guys, just a heads-up -- I've got a free half-hourish video up on HUSNG.com today. It's mostly a standard-format video review, and I focus on making reads during the first few hands against a new opponent.

Well I'll likely end up giving it away, but there's a bit more work to be done on it before it's ready for public consumption.

Adding a percentage next to the ratio of each tree frequency will be highly appreciated

BTW what is the status of EDVis? In one of your videos you mention that it is available for download at book publisher site, but I cannot find it?