What would you like to see covered in the upcoming SSNL book?

[lorez]

Topics I wish someone would of explained to me in depth when I started playing NL from limit:

<ul type="square"> [*]Pot Control [*]Multi Player hands and how to calculate odds in them[*]Playing out of position[*]Changing gears [*]Hand reading [*]How to use player stats and notes[*]Marginal hands [/list]

[kitaristi0]

Playing OOP and playing on the turn.

[maxtower]

I think I am giving up too much on TPTK out of position. What do you do with these hands in the face of some aggression?

[Matt Flynn]

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I think I am giving up too much on TPTK out of position. What do you do with these hands in the face of some aggression?

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Check them early and often if they're giving you that much trouble. Sometimes you just have to lay them down. However, you may have a problem with commitment and may be setting yourself up preflop for a fall postflop.

[lorez]

Thinking about this a bit more and after finishing NLHEFP I think more details on how to deal with a medium stack would help. Virtually everything you read is for big stacks or small stacks; in position or the blinds. Heads up or first into the pot. They are always idealistic situations and at low limits not really what I come up against day in, day out. How do I deal with AQs when I raise from MP and get called by the button, blinds and the EP limper and miss the pot? How to play small pairs in MP? What do I do when I raise QQ in LP and get called by 3 people and the flop comes 3 suited but I make a set and the MP limper makes a pot sized bet?

SSHE made such an impact by showing you how to play marginal situations in low limit games and making you a winner by pushing those edges you'd never thought about. I'd love for this to do the same and make people think about exploiting position, implied odds and +EV situations.

[rockusteady]

1- Deep stack play, especially with overpairs. I think its an area must SSNL posters have difficulty with.
2- Minraises.
3-How to play LAG successfully, metagame, changing gears, etc.
4- defending from the blinds vs LAGs (3betting light OOP and also floating in RR pots)

thanks for doing this

[delta k]

nothing- don't teach the fish!

[epdaws]

Preflop re-raising range would be nice.

[Sunny Mehta]

wow, really good suggestions so far, guys......keep'em coming!....

[crookdimwit]

Agree with much of what's already been named above, especially hand reading, sizing bets, and blinds play...

A few other issues I commonly struggled with in small stakes NL games:

- Strategies (both pre-flop and post-flop) for playing against LAGs/Maniacs

- Playing suited connectors and medium/small pairs from middle and late position (both pre-flop an post-flop)...

- Strategies for shifting gears -- how/when to loosen or tighten up at a table effectively