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If, after the first twenty minutes, you don't know who the sucker at the table is, it's you
How to influence Stack Pot Ratio (SPR) with different pre-flop hands by Ed Miller in Professional No Limit Hold'em Volume 1
Originally posted by BarryCarter
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Read none yet so..
The first basic lesson I learned was to fold more hands. Good advice for a beginner.
One of Sklansky's books taught me that Aces is the best pre-flop hand (embarrassing as it is to admit that I hadn't worked this out on my own), and that got me thinking 
(And I think it was Phil Gordon who observed that a player who mis-reads his own cards is tough to put on a hand.)
But the most eye-opening lesson, from 'The Poker Tournament Formula', was to try stealing with trash from late position.