Hi guys. Just wondering if anyone else has read (and fully understood) Ed Miller's recent book.
http://www.notedpokerauthority.com/p...players-on-top
His basic thesis is that the most important thing in poker is betting and calling frequencies and you should roughly call and bet 70% of the time on the next street from flop, turn and river.
Now what interests me is how this applies to low/medium stakes NL in a live setting. In particular against your classical nitty 1/2 player where I feel that calling with these types of frequencies would defintely be minus EV (rasiing might not). I personally feel the book takes the emphasis away from hand reading too much, particularly against opponents that are generally very easy to read. But maybe I am wrong, I welcome any thoughts.
Paul
