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Old 12-29-2005, 06:12 AM
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Well hell, say that then... go get HoH
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Well hell, say that then... go get HoH

lol. yes, my bad.
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oh, and i'm guessing HoH stands for Harrington on Holdem?
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Roger that... great books. GREAT books
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Heh, yea I'm muddling through them myself...the #1 thing i love about his books are the nonstop examples to start you off. Harrington goes through a full line up of what if this/what if that happened scenarios, and supplies you with great examples of what a true WSOP player thinks about certain hands.

One thing about HPFAP is that it really doesn't analyze the hands that way, it concentrates more on what you should do in ANY situation. Of course there's a lot more that differentiates them, but this is the most basic of info I can think of right now...
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Touche. But HPFAP, is geared towards high limit games... SSH is just that. And Limit is about all I play, about 90%
I don't thats true anymore. I've played in 10/20(granted its not a "high limit" game) games that play like party 3/6. I've also played in 1/2 games where, suprisingly, the play is quite solid.
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10/20 isnt high limit, so what is your point?

Sklansky said himself it was geared toward high limit.

Geared doesn't = can only be applied too.

I am beginning to regret your suspension is up.
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Stfu beav

My point was taht SSH isn't limited to low limits like Marm implied. It's probably the best book on limit ring games out right now.
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You had a point to one of your posts?

I don't believe it.
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You had a point to one of your posts?

I don't believe it.
Isn't this the blatant flames you were so opposed to?
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