Request for Suggestions
Flash: I don't have hard data to back it up, but I've come to the conclusion that I'm a losing player at NL cash games. Including the micro-limits, which a semi-skilled chimpanzee should be able to beat. It's sad.
I have about $50 in bookstore gift cards at the moment, and I'm considering using some or all of it to purchase a book.
Obviously there are now a ton of titles out there and I haven't really done any research to this point. It's easier to ask you, the bloggerati:
What book on NL cash would you suggest for someone who's not a complete noob but who needs to tear down his game and rebuild from scratch?
Thanks in advance.
Edit: I'm primarily interested in the electronic version, as my live game features (and probably always will) more tells than a roomful of tattlin' five year olds.
I have about $50 in bookstore gift cards at the moment, and I'm considering using some or all of it to purchase a book.
Obviously there are now a ton of titles out there and I haven't really done any research to this point. It's easier to ask you, the bloggerati:
What book on NL cash would you suggest for someone who's not a complete noob but who needs to tear down his game and rebuild from scratch?
Thanks in advance.
Edit: I'm primarily interested in the electronic version, as my live game features (and probably always will) more tells than a roomful of tattlin' five year olds.
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1 Comment:
If you really are playing micro NL, make sure you're not paying the steep rake. It turns many "above water" players into losers.
For the players I have coached beyond beginner status, I always recommend Matt Matros' book "Making of a poker player". I know a few others like Ed Miller's SSHE.
Bottom line, the games are tougher online these days. I won't go near a table unless it has a low hand winning some chips.
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