Harrington on Online Cash Games: 6 Max reviews & discussion
06-27-2010
, 08:18 PM
pg. 300
I feel like 2+2 regs wont get much from this book until part 3 when discussion on range distribution is covered and then the actual strat on micro and small stakes starts in parts 4 and 5. Even the value in these sections are questionable for a forum reg but the book has covered a few things that I was pleasantly surprised about. The previously mentioned range distribution discussion was good imo and the 3bet-4bet section in the micro stakes strat was impressive to me also.
Overall, I feel like if a beginner w/ some prior knowledge of the game read this book they would benefit from it significantly. As far as the average 2+2er, the benefits would depend on the individual's involvement in the forums and knowledge prior to reading the book.
Cliffs: The book picks up steam in Part 3, may be of questionable value to an already experienced uNL grinder/2+2er but is by far the best mainstream book on the market to a beginner.
I feel like 2+2 regs wont get much from this book until part 3 when discussion on range distribution is covered and then the actual strat on micro and small stakes starts in parts 4 and 5. Even the value in these sections are questionable for a forum reg but the book has covered a few things that I was pleasantly surprised about. The previously mentioned range distribution discussion was good imo and the 3bet-4bet section in the micro stakes strat was impressive to me also.
Overall, I feel like if a beginner w/ some prior knowledge of the game read this book they would benefit from it significantly. As far as the average 2+2er, the benefits would depend on the individual's involvement in the forums and knowledge prior to reading the book.
Cliffs: The book picks up steam in Part 3, may be of questionable value to an already experienced uNL grinder/2+2er but is by far the best mainstream book on the market to a beginner.
