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Old 04-24-2012, 07:52 AM   #136
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Re: Building a Bankroll, Full Ring Edition

agree with above comments - verneer is one author who can respond to the "graphs or it didn't happen" comments!
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Old 04-24-2012, 11:05 AM   #137
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I expect you to get it in the next few days. The website doesn't update any more after the order leaves the United States. Usually UK orders take about 10-12 days to get there.
I got it today.
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Old 04-24-2012, 12:09 PM   #138
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i've sent money to america through moneybookers, so it's definitely possible, try make an account?
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I got one set up ... I just need to get it up on the website now.
Is this happening any time soon? This book seems perfect for me right now and the reviews seem solid! I can use paypal but moneybookers is more convenient for me is all (just for keeping my bankroll and life-roll separate).
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Old 04-24-2012, 12:37 PM   #139
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Is this happening any time soon? This book seems perfect for me right now and the reviews seem solid! I can use paypal but moneybookers is more convenient for me is all (just for keeping my bankroll and life-roll separate).
Still waiting to hear back from them ... had to change a few things on my website to make them happy. I should know in the next few days.
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Old 04-24-2012, 02:41 PM   #140
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Re: Building a Bankroll, Full Ring Edition

Just got my copy today. Super quick shipping. Excited to read. I am beating NL25/50 for about 10BB/100 right now playing a 22/15 style over 15K hands. Interested to see how this will change my game. I definitely am running above average and want to tighten up my game a bit.
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Old 04-24-2012, 09:16 PM   #141
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Re: Building a Bankroll, Full Ring Edition

since this was written with rush in mind it does apply to zoom FR right? i am trying out 10nl zoom now and the starting hands that the other person quoted you on seem a bit loose for 10nl zoom. I seem to just fold everything except JJ-AA, AQ+ then in late position add in KQ, KJ, AJ, AT and PP's over 7. Whats your take on this and do you cover opening hands for "rush" poker in your book with regards to each limit you are at?
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Old 04-25-2012, 05:16 AM   #142
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Just got my copy today. Super quick shipping. Excited to read. I am beating NL25/50 for about 10BB/100 right now playing a 22/15 style over 15K hands. Interested to see how this will change my game. I definitely am running above average and want to tighten up my game a bit.
Man if this were my winrate, I'd be so happy... I'm going to get there by studying and hard work. Will this book be available on Kindle anytime soon?
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Old 04-25-2012, 09:22 AM   #143
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Just got my copy today. Super quick shipping. Excited to read. I am beating NL25/50 for about 10BB/100 right now playing a 22/15 style over 15K hands. Interested to see how this will change my game. I definitely am running above average and want to tighten up my game a bit.
ur opinio will be great man
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Old 04-25-2012, 09:04 PM   #144
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Thanks for the response. A couple more questions about the hand if you don't mind.

1. If its a hand that is likely to be dominated, why are we calling instead of folding?
2. What hands are we looking to extract value from if he is tight passive? Are we looking to donk a lot of dry boards? I like your idea of having a plan for every hand, and am wondering what the plan is with this.
3. Using the same logic, should we be calling with the same hand from the button versus the villain opening from the cutoff? Assuming his button and cutoff ranges to be similar.
4. Do you think much value is lost by folding.

Sorry if it seems like I am nit picking, I just want to understand the thought process behind your play rather than just memorising it.

Thanks again.
1. Dominated by his 3-bet calling range, not his opening range. This is a critical concept to understand.
2. Donk some flops, check-raise others if he c-bets too much, check-call others. It really depends on the flop and the villain.
3. Really depends on the blinds.
4. Not really, but it just forces you to navigate marginal situations and thus get better in the long run if that's your goal. It's probably slightly -EV for a multi-tabling beginner and def +EV for a single-tabling winning player.

No good HU player would fold A4s to a button raise as far as I know.
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Old 04-26-2012, 12:03 AM   #145
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Re: Building a Bankroll, Full Ring Edition

BOOK HAS ARRIVED! It came in the afternoon today, and it was nicely packaged so no damage and the book itself was inside a ziplock bag. The book itself physically is good, its not the cheap paper that some books have. I have made it to chapter 5 while taking notes and playing a single table to try to apply as I read and so far so good! So around 8 days to ship to Canada which is great. I shall attempt a review as a new 2p2'er who has no cred when I am done .

*I have actually been playing around 10nl up to 50nl and have been winning on average around 9bb/100, and in 10nl 20bb/100 so I hope this book gives me some more insight on what I have learned, but so far even pure beginners would benefit from the book(but i still feel they should have some kind of baptism by fire as experience from some actual hands helps or even watching a orbits of a micro limit full ring would help, but that applies to all books).
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Old 05-12-2012, 09:41 PM   #146

 
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We are now stocking this book in paperback and as a Adobe DRM PDF Download, $10 less than the paperback.

http://professionalpoker.com/IP.php?...&productID=506
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Old 05-15-2012, 09:21 PM   #147
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Definitely gonna have to check this out. My 2 biggest leaks are once a month monkey tilt and bankroll management.
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Old 05-15-2012, 09:59 PM   #148
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waiting my book ,I hope to write a kind of review
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Old 05-16-2012, 10:12 AM   #149
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i've sent money to america through moneybookers, so it's definitely possible, try make an account?
If you would like to purchase a copy with MoneyBookers, please PM me for details.
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Old 05-18-2012, 07:15 PM   #150
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Re: Building a Bankroll, Full Ring Edition

Verneer,

Just got my copy of the book - many thanks, looking forward to reading it this weekend.

One request though, would love a Kindle ebook version if you ever get around to making one - perhaps available to those who have already purchased the paper version?

Cheers.

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