Hi, new on here (be gentle lol) just moved from tourney play to cash games as from next year will be unable to devote the time MTT's take.

Initially have plugged the leak I assume most tourney players tend to have at cash games in that you try to get people to fold (in some spots) rather than get best value. (As I'm finding dependant on stack size/there actual hand holding/etc)

I've managed to turn around be profitable at 10NL but I've noticed as I'm pretty close to moving up & dabbled in the 25NL that the game/flow varies hugely and there is far more 3betting pre and various streets etc in general the aggression factor just jumps up and obviously the hands can get very costly... I'd probably describe it as the mentality changes completely.

Anyway, as ever you research and analyse your game and look up tippets etc..

Plenty of tourney books out there but I'm struggling to find recommended cash game books that people... Any recommendations?

`Avoiding the rake trap` by D. Baazov

"Internet Texas Hold 'em: Winning Strategies from an Internet Pro" by Matthew Hilger

Thanks ... Recommend any others?

Small stakes by blackrain79 is an amazing read and targets the stakes you are aiming to crush mostly cover Hud statistic's

super system

The Poker Spectrum

FYP!

Gus Hansen - every hand revealed

Is teh book which told me everything i know

Thanks peeps 🏼

some of my favorite poker books are phil gordons two books. taught me some pretty invaluable stuff that can be related to cash or tournament play