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Small Stakes Hold'em is a must-read for every selfrespected limit player

Weighting the Odds in hold'em poker is also a nice one. If u are planning to play SH u should go and read limit hold 'em: Winning short-handed strategies. This is a great book and also helps u improve your HU play wich is becomming more normal in fullring games.

I agree with you wilm. Winning short-handed strategies by Terry Borer and Lawrence Mak is a brand-new book that is really great! I learned a lot of tricks and moves by reading it like the river-donkbet or the free-showdown-raise and the hand-quizzes following each chapter are really good too. They also tell you when you should leave the table because you are outmatched, a very important and valuable lesson I think!

If you liked that book you will also like "winning in tough holdem games" by Stoxxtrader and Zobags. It is a really expert-book IMO and some of the tips you get from that book should be used very cautiousely when playing low-limits (like 3-betting the flop with overcards to get a free look at the river for example) but the "hands with Stox"-chapter is really great, you learn how to think like an expert by reading it.

More postings like wilms are very welcome ;-)

Originally posted by wilm
Small Stakes Hold'em is a must-read for every selfrespected limit player

If u are planning to play SH u should go and read limit hold 'em: Winning short-handed strategies.

Where did you buy those books?

bol.com

amazon dot com