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01-10-2019
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Even in 2019 I’ve heard other players say the Harrington books are STILL the best place for new players learn MTT’s and be a competent player.
Are they referring to the older Harrington On Holdem Volumes(Books 1-3) or his most recent book, which is his take on the “modern” game?
Thanks for any help and suggestions!
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