does anyone like antonio esfanderis cash game book?

[renereal]

antonio seems to be a very good cash game player from what i see on high stakes poker. to me he play the most fundementally sound out of all the players besides doyle.

Absolutely not.

[Aceshigh7]

I liked it. It's not very long, but the advice in it is pretty solid and it's an enjoyable read.

[deacsoft]

It's not really a cash game book at all. It's more of an autobiography.

[smbruin22]

it's an ok book..... pretty short once the fluff is removed.

get it from the library (lucky i live in a large city)

OR, get some book club going with poker friends and share books.... like negreanu, slim preston, lindgren, magician books for starters. don't think any are worth a purchase but they're all nice, small reads.

[jordiepop]

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It's not really a cash game book at all. It's more of an autobiography.


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QFT....I found that the strategic advice was pretty generic. I enjoyed the book for entertainment value. A lot of great info on his road to becoming a great player.




Its amazing that some of the greatest players would write such horrible books. Teaching and playing are two very different things.

[villainy]

Expect to be entertained, not enlightened.

[renereal]

i read the book now. he seems to give good solid advice.