Howdy. I've been crushing the cash tables lately due to variance, but I've noticed that I've been playing a cash style to my tournament play, and as a result, I suck. Normally, I'm playing $1/2 live, where a PFR of 6x gets 5 players to a flop... tournaments, everyone plays tighter (even the fish) because they can't just rebuy. I also tend to be 200x-300x deep in cash games when I have to make the big decisions, whereas in tournament play, you're perpetually shortstacked, pretty much.

Harrington On Holdem is the classic standard, I'm sure, and Kill Everyone is probably still good, but I'm just wondering if there's any other books that you'd recommend that have come out in the past couple of years which have explored the topic for the game in 2017.

try some stuff from jonathan little, his books are pretty up to date

Second Jonathon little, his mastering small stakes book only got released a few weeks ago, so its as relevant as you can get. I'm 100 pages in and it's good so far.


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