Professional No Limit Vol. II
 

What is this going to cover? Will it be directed at full ring or 6-max?

Re: Professional No Limit Vol. II
 

The TOC is not set in stone yet. We'll keep you updated.

thanks,

Sunny

Re: Professional No Limit Vol. II
 

What would you like to see?

We don't want to open the kimono yet. We'll have a lot to say on preflop-to-flop play, bluffing, some game theory, others. Still way too much for one book and many important topics won't make the cut. Others will get a paragraph instead of a chapter, because it takes us too long to write books and eventually others will write the stuff.

Vol 2 will help you understand (explicitly) how 6-max is different. We may stick a chapter in on how to adjust to those differences and adjust your frequencies if that's what is most wanted. But you stay have to play well overall to play 6-max well. Like the rest of no-limit, it's just adjusting the main ideas to current game conditions.

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how about HU play
also how to exploit all the different mistakes

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Yes, any information you can put in about 6-max would be helpful. It would also be instructive to explain (for both 6-max and full ring) how to adjust to different types of tables. For example, some tables have a lot of weak-tight players, while some have a lot of LAGs. Still other tables have a lot of TAGs. Some tables have a lot of players limping in. Other tables are very crazy with a lot of raising and reraising. One might be likely to encounter a much crazier game at the Commerce as opposed to Vegas, for example.

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I think it would be a big mistake to not focus a lot of the second book on ideas that relate more to 6 max than full ring.

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I think 6-max ideas are going to be the things most wanted in vol. 2.

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Is Volume the last book in this series? I would like to see a trilogy like Harrington on Hold'em.

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I'm sure that between full ring, 6-max and plenty of problems/examples it wouldn't be too difficult to fill three volumes. You know whoever buys two volumes is going to buy all three.

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I think it would be a big mistake to not focus a lot of the second book on ideas that relate more to 6 max than full ring.

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Yes, In fact I'd like to see the authors write the entire second volume using the assumption that the readers main game is 6-Max. as the rule not exception.