Book Publshing Schedule

[Mason Malmuth]

Hi Everyone:

While our announced dates for Harrington on Hold 'em; Volume III: The Workbook by Dan Harrington amd Bill Robertie and No Limit Hold 'em: Theory and Practice by David Sklansky and Ed Miller are May 15, 2006, it looks like they will probably both come in closer to the end of May.

In addition, we have two new books in the pipeline that should show up later in the year or towards the end of the year. It's a little too early to say what they are so I'll just leave it as part of this teaser.

Since these questions get asked often, I'm going to make this post a sticky and will update it whenever my information changes or if it's appropriate to release new information.
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Best wishes,
Mason

[binions]

2 new books in the pipeline?

Raymer's is one, I hope.

[uDevil]

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2 new books in the pipeline?

Raymer's is one, I hope.

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And the other is the short-handed book by the unidentified 2+2er?

[phydaux]

Short-handed limit or no limit?

[Mason Malmuth]

Hi binions:

Greg Raymer's book is not one of these two.

Best wishes,
mason

[thekiller]

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[shmoosh]

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This is the most idiotic statement I've heard in a long time. If you read some of Fossilman's posts, you would undoubtedly become a better player.

[margja]

In devilfish`s eyes Greg Raymer is just a calling stationLOL

[thekiller]

Why?

[binions]

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Why?

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Because he plays better than you, understands more than you, and writes/teaches well.

Read his old posts and find out why.