Re: Contributing to the Two Plus Two Internet Magazine
 

may i ask how much you pay for the original article?

Re: Contributing to the Two Plus Two Internet Magazine
 

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may i ask how much you pay for the original article?

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Two Plus Two pays $200 to publish the article in the Magazine.

Our German partner may pay and additional $100 on top of that if they choose to use it.

Re: Contributing to the Two Plus Two Internet Magazine
 

thx for the information.

Re: Contributing to the Two Plus Two Internet Magazine
 

Having just started with O8 I'd really like copies of some of these articles, but they are not up anymore. Are they posted somewhere else out there on the interweb?

Re: Contributing to the Two Plus Two Internet Magazine
 

you will have to contact Buzz (one of the mods here) by private msg.

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I guess I had better respond. The three current articles that are on-line make more sense after the first three articles in the series have been read. So I’m happy to send copies of the first three articles to anyone who requests them. I’ll just paste them into three private messages for anyone who requests them in a private message to me.

The current series of six (perhaps destined to become seven) articles about post flop play offers a different perspective on post flop play from the one that is usually considered. As such, it is not intended to be the place to start learning about Omaha-8.

I recommend reading both the Omaha-8 section in Super System 2 and the Omaha-8 half of the 2+2 High/Low Split Poker book by Ray Zee for a more complete picture. Anyone interested in learning the game should read that material before reading my articles.

Zee’s book in particular is my favorite book about Omaha-8 and is widely considered the classic book on the subject. It’s a must read for serious students of the game. (The first half is about seven stud-8 and the second half is about Omaha-8. Both halves are well worth reading.)

Regarding my earlier articles, I’m flattered that anyone wants to read them, but less eager to send them than the first three of the current series. People usually have trouble opening them and then dealing with that takes a lot of my time that I’d rather spend doing something else.

Buzz
Frank Jerome

Re: Contributing to the Two Plus Two Internet Magazine
 

You can also find, with a little digging, Buzz's old articles using the wayback archive at http://www.archive.org/web/web.php

To get you started: http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.twoplustwo.com
They are well worth the effort, IMO. Thanks Buzz.

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Found them, thanks Beernutz! And thank you Buzz for writing them!