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Thread: Which Skalansky book?

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01-18-2007, 12:52 AM

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Re: Which Skalansky book?

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Originally Posted by ColbyTrio

Thanks for the replies...

In our home games we play No Limit.

Right now I have Harrington Vol 1 and Phil Gordon's Little Green Book. How would 'Theory and Practice' compare to the two?

imo it blows away the gordon book. harrington is the best intermediate nl tourny book (what to do and why), and nlhetp is more esoteric. unlike theory of poker (or nearly any other sklansky), he has a really good coauthor, and that makes a huge difference, b/c you can actually read it.

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