micro limit/ small stakes no-limit texas hold'em books

[Esquilax]

I'm currently a 1/2 limit player and thinking of starting a bankroll playing no-limit. Any suggestions on which poker book(s) to purchase so I can make a transition to no-limit?

[Tonding]

Harrington I is designed for tournament play, but because it covers the early stages its advices can be used for ringgames, too.
TOP a must read.

[Esquilax]

thanks for the reply, I've read TOP and I do intend on reading HOH, but I'm looking for a book geared specifically on no-limit small stakes.

[Grunch]

There is no such book in publication, as far as I know.

Moreover, this is the wrong forum. You'll get better replies in the right forum.

[g3rkshz]

go here -> http://www.texasholdempoker-stats.co...ok_review.html

scroll to the middle to see the NL books (that 98% here will SURELY recommend).

[Splossy]

OK, this is going to sounds pretty thick so forgive me but how does micro-limit no-limit work in a ring game? If there is no limit then what is to stop someone betting large amounts and so making it not micro/small? Is there is limit to the buy in or something?

[Gelford]

Yeah .. micro nolimit is fx tables with 0.05/0.10$ blinds and a max buyin of 10$

Online NL tables usually have a max buyin for 100BB

[Splossy]

"fx tables"?

[Gelford]

Ups .. that is my native language shining through .. In Denmark we use 'fx' as short for 'for example'

[smbruin22]

russell fox book is pretty comfortable with 4-5 callers (5-6 to flop alot) ahead of them.

problem with harrington and gordon "little green" is that i don't think they personally ever play in games where there are 4-5 callers. or if they talk about it, it's half a page.

one thing the other person mentioned is something i thought of. i think when the blinds are really small, then the raises are usually much bigger in relation to those. fox' book doesn't get into that.

miller SSHE type book for no-limit is supposed to be out in 3-4 months (i believe)