Beginners Guide ?

[C0n5pir4cy]

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dose any one know where i can find some articles about preflop
raising , starting hands ,reads ,

all bigstack

Thank you

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Have you tried the forums here? The FAQs in each forum have links to lots of good info.

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haven't found any

[SheridanCat]

Every strategy forum, to my knowledge, has a FAQ or PLEASE READ stickied to the top of the forum. Try taking a look.

[C0n5pir4cy]

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Every strategy forum, to my knowledge, has a FAQ or PLEASE READ stickied to the top of the forum. Try taking a look.

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thx mate

[Jetto]

once you know the basics and everything, I reccomend Phil Gordons Little green book. its good for a begginer especially.


you hafta pay for it though

[C0n5pir4cy]

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once you know the basics and everything, I reccomend Phil Gordons Little green book. its good for a begginer especially.


you hafta pay for it though

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I already have it

[googleit123]

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dose any one know where i can find some articles about preflop
raising , starting hands ,reads ,

all bigstack

Thank you

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A good NL text is "No Limit Hold' Em" Theory and Practice by Skylansky and Miller. I bought it about a year ago and won a couple thousand playing at the B&M by my house. Since then I've donked it off in Vegas and just taking miserable beats in the 2/5 games, but in all seriousness the book covers everything from the reasons to raise, chip stacks, playing big hands, manipulating the pot size, bluffing, swapping mistakes, ect ect.

Also you should read the bible....
Theory of Poker

I really think you can't buy a book on reads, experience is the best teacher.

Also in the back of NLHE there is a section on Concepts and Weapons. READ IT READ IT READ IT and READ IT!!!

And then for good measure there is the Skylansky-Chubukov hand rankings. It's good for all in situations and such but also in terms of intrinsic value.