TJ Cloutier's Books & One Good Idea

[Starfish]

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I'm not a big Fan of most of T.J.'s books, but Championship No Limit and Pot Limit Hold'em is a good book.

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Which one? The old one or the new one ?

What's the diffenece between these anyway?

[CurryLover]

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I'm not a big Fan of most of T.J.'s books, but Championship No Limit and Pot Limit Hold'em is a good book.

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Which one? The old one or the new one ?

What's the diffenece between these anyway?

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One is a terrible book with a bad cover, the other is a terrible book with a less bad cover.

I have yet to read anything in print by Cloutier that is of any worth at all.

[Mcbrag]

Complete rubbish

[Gonso]

Based on the two TJ/Tom books I have, I wouldn't recommend anything by them whatsoever.

[steamboatin]

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Funny, but 2+2 doesn't appear to have an Omaha title to their credit, if I read the list correctly.

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Hi Low Split Poker for advanced players by Ray Zee is the bomb. It covers Stud 8 and Omaha 8.

If you are thiking about Pot Limit Omaha high only, just go down to the Crack house. Crack will destroy your bankroll and you life also but at least you will feel good while it happens.

Sorry, mini-rant just kind of slipped out. I am not aware of a 2+2 book for PLO. I like Rolf Slotboom's and Ciafonne/Rueben's.

I rarely play PLO and I suck at it so take my opinion with a grain of salt.

[nhtool]

I don't see why people hate on Cloutier's Omaha book. It seems to have enough decent info to be worth the price of admission, especially given the lack of books available on that game.

The no limit/pot limit book is pretty much crap, though.

[yteba]

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I'm not a big Fan of most of T.J.'s books, but Championship No Limit and Pot Limit Hold'em is a good book.

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Isn´t that the one where you have AA in every single hand example, and fold to any flop bet?