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07-28-2017 , 02:50 PM

bornlooser

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I'm considering these three books:

1) Postflop Course by Qtip
2) Grinders Manual by Carroters
3) Advanced Concepts In NLH by Cichy

Any opinions on which one to choose?

Also, I would be purchasing the ebook. Does anyone know if the Kindle versions are ok. I know a lot of times they are poorly edited and/or the charts and diagrams are poor quality.

Thanks in advance

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07-29-2017 , 10:38 AM

ChrisFox

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Depends.

Online or live?
What game?
What stakes?
Whats your experience level?

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07-29-2017 , 11:52 AM

bornlooser

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Live 2-5. Online .25/.50 NLH

I'm a slightly winning recreational player. Recently finished Janda's first book and am halfway through his second book. I've read Miller's books also. Enjoyed them all, although Janda's first book was a lot of work. Very exhausting but also very rewarding.

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07-29-2017 , 11:57 AM

Beverly71

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I've heard for cash games, live or online, "The Grinders Manual" is the nuts.

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07-29-2017 , 01:27 PM

Montrealcorp

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why not buy all of them ?

ps: you probably will eventually anyway.
no poker player only own 1 book...

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07-29-2017 , 10:32 PM

ChrisFox

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Originally Posted by bornlooser

If you have read all of Miller's book and Janda's then you have read enough. Now spend time studying and thinking deeply about the game.

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08-15-2017 , 11:43 AM

outdonked

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The absolutely best book and second to none that will help you become a winning player:

"The Education of a Poker Player" by Herbert O. Yardley. It will make you a winning player if you can understand the underlying concepts. If you can apply that to Hold'em you could be a consistent winner. If you can do that ..,

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08-15-2017 , 02:25 PM

avatar77

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Originally Posted by Montrealcorp

why not buy all of them ?

ps: you probably will eventually anyway.
no poker player only own 1 book...

agreed. All are great books and will help 2-5 game.

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