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Old 07-28-2007, 09:29 AM
Adman Adman is offline
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Default Re: \"....Winning Short-handed Strategies\" vs. \"Winning in Tough Games.

I can't wait for the Fromm book. His DVD's are awesome and I tend to identify better with his strategies than some of the stuff Stox recommends. Not saying either is "better" than the other but some of Fromm's ideas tend to make more sense to my way of thinking about the game.
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Old 08-01-2007, 11:42 PM
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Default Re: \"....Winning Short-handed Strategies\" vs. \"Winning in Tough Games.

If Barry is such a great player, why is his appearance in one of those Poker Conference DVDs showing him to be practically babbling unintelligibly? On the basis of that and his articles on cardplayer, I would never buy a Barry T. co-written book.
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Old 08-02-2007, 12:06 AM
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Default Re: \"....Winning Short-handed Strategies\" vs. \"Winning in Tough Games....\"

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You left out World-Class High Stakes and Shorthanded Limit Hold 'em by Ray Zee and David Fromm (with Alan Schoonmaker). It should be relesed in September.

Best wishes,
Mason

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Since 2+2 material went from "advanced" over "professional" to "world class", what is the next step in name design? I suggest either "ultimate" or "final truth about".
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