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Old 11-02-2007, 02:40 AM
Rick Nebiolo Rick Nebiolo is offline
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Default Re: Tanenbaum or Stox?

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His Advanced Strategy book is both a combination of stuff he has written for Card Player (some of which has been reworked) and all new material.

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I'll probably get it given I'm in LA and don't play much higher than 20/40; from the CP articles Barry's style is fairly well suited for these mid level full ring games.


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The Shorthanded book is written by two Shorthanded experts named Terry Borer and Lawrence Mak with BT acting as a collaborator. To be honest, you could give the Advanced book a miss. It's pretty good but not "essential" however the SH book is a must have for any serious limit hold 'em player. It is the best material available on short handed play. I don't know of anyone yet who has read this book that wasn't highly impressed by it.

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It will be interesting to compare this with the Stox book. There's not too much short play in LA B&M below 40/80 but sometimes the short strategy can be applied when you have walkers or the game is starting and tight.

Thanks for the heads up.

~ Rick
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