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Thread: Every Hand Revealed - Gus Hansen
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05-18-2008 #1
Every Hand Revealed - Gus Hansen
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05-18-2008 #2Poker Hustler
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note taken, it will be the next book I buy. I bought The Full Tilt Poker Strategy Guide: Tournament Edition recently, waiting for it to come from Amazon.
In harrington on cash, he mentionned that it's an excellent book and I love dan harrington's books so the rest was just natural.
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05-18-2008 #3
What's harrington on cash like? Any good or just like any other poker book out there.
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05-18-2008 #4
I think mister.x said it's not that great, mostly beginner stuff. I wonder if poker books are really that useful except maybe for starting hands recommendations and basic concepts (gap concept, express/implied odds etc). Once you understand those you always try to play maximally exploitive against any given villian, and that is only possible through experience. How else would you know if some 70% VPIP villian tends to call on a flush draw, or raises, and things like that.
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05-18-2008 #5Poker Hustler
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Harrington on cash has 2 parts (vol 1 and vol 2)
Vol 1, half of it is beginner stuff. The other half, basically, it tells you to mix up your play so that "every flop can hit you" and "add deception to your game". And he has hand analysis like in the tournament books.
For example : 9 handed, you are 3rd to act you hold QQ. Folded to you. What do you do ?
Then he goes, in this spot, you should raise 80% of times, limp 20% yadda yadda explination. One thing that bugs me is that he says to randomize properly, you need to look at your watch and if the seconds are <= 48 you raise and > 48 you limp so you have a true random system instead of using your head. I get his idea but you won't look at your watch all the freaking time... anyways.
First part is preflop and flop play with various hands. Vol 2, it's turn play and river play with analysis. It also has "more advanced concepts" like good spots to make a squeeze play, double barrel bets, delayed bluff (how to counter a player that cbets too often), leverage bet concet, and so on. It's much much better than vol 1.
So Vol 1 = 7 / 10
Vol 2 = 8.5 / 10
The thing is, vol 2 is the sequel of vol 1 so it's kinda weird to get and read only vol 2.Last edited by mister.x; 05-18-2008 at 03:54 PM.
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05-18-2008 #6
I've never agreed with his randomizing pre-flop raise sizes idea.
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05-18-2008 #7
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05-19-2008 #9
Doesn't make any sense to me, probably something for high limits where you play the same guys all day long
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05-19-2008 #10Poker Hustler
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I meant to press AA not QQ sorry (the A key is under the Q key on my keyboard)
But the general idea is what MJPerry said
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