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Mid-advanced poker content? Where to go after the basics? Mid-advanced poker content? Where to go after the basics?

11-09-2017 , 02:36 AM
Hey guys, I own both Matthew Janda's books and I have been reading them recently. I find myself often confused by the content of the book and I understand it is because I am not an advanced player.

I've read all the Harrington on cash games, the live version and online version but I think some part are outdated.

I'd like to find a book/site that learn non-basic and non-advanced stuff. Something right in the middle for players like me who struggle with medium-level stuff. I am playing 25nl-50nl online and most of the time I crush these stakes but I have a hard time knowing why I do things. I do them because I know how to exploit my opponent but that's pretty much it.

Where should I get my knowledge now? My goal is to read both Janda's book again and understand at 100% the content. Is there a good book somewhere? Coaching? Training site? If so how to chose and why?
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11-10-2017 , 11:15 AM
Grinder's Manual to advanced?

Your issue with Janda's books is likely applying it. I'm at 5nl and I understand almost everything while reading it, but I don't necessarily apply it properly at the table. Read one section and focus on those spots for a few sessions.
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11-11-2017 , 10:26 PM
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11-12-2017 , 03:43 AM
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Originally Posted by leavesofliberty
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Technically. But you learn the games only by playing them, adjusting to opponents, and you should be by then able to agree that mere theory is blind, just that one needs to learn it so one can adjust. The technical further details, it is close, if it is a skip or not, and when learning GTO, one tries to feel the decisions, so one can apply it better.
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11-20-2017 , 03:43 PM
SSNL live forum

and i like the Steve Sebrede books but a lot of guys do not. Those two sources have helped me most.
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11-23-2017 , 02:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Chicagodude
SSNL live forum

and i like the Steve Sebrede books but a lot of guys do not. Those two sources have helped me most.
On a site geared towards online play you recommend an online player should head to the live forum if he wants to improve?
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