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06-10-2008, 03:23 PM

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Re: What was your first hold'em book?

Phil Gordon's Little Green Book.

I have an affinity for "Phils"

(except Hellmuth, who's a disgrace to the name

) and always thought Gordon had a smart, albeit conservative, approach to the game. So I bought his book in an iattempt to learn more. Now I have all three of his "Little" books, and a whole library of others