[Matt Flynn]

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Hi Matt & Sunny,

Forgive me if this has been asked or addressed before, but I am curious. How does PNLHE 1 differ from No Limit Hold 'em: Theory and Practice?

I'm really hoping your book is less theoretical/conceptual than Sklansky/Miller. I would rather have more real-world handle examples and hope to pick up some "tips and moves" for my game, especially online, as I feel I have a good conceptual grasp on NLHE.

How does your book rate in terms of who it applies to? Is it aimed more for complete novices or do you feel it's an advanced read?

Apologies if this has been covered, but I didn't find anything that compared this volume with Sklansky/Miller's work. I am a big 2+2 lurker and have been a fan of Matt's posts in HSNL for quite sometime.

Thanks

Mizzmazz

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Hi Mizzmazz,

NLHT&P is a series of ideas about the game. The first half is primarily for less experienced players, the second half more food for thought for pros. The 60 concepts should be mandatory reading. They comprise a good test of how well you understand the game.

PNL1 is a hands-on practical approach: here's what you need to think about, here are examples, here's how you do it. We wrote it for aspiring pros.

Matt