NLTAP vs NLT what's new ?

[pokerman777]

what is new part add or modify in this book ?

[phydaux]

What's NLT?

[pokerman777]

ohh sorry theory of poker by david sklansky

[phydaux]

Ah!

Theory of Poker covers key concepts that apply to all poker games. While the examples in the book come from limit hold'em & 7 card stud, the concepts are applicable to any poker variant.

No Limit Hold'em: Theory & Practice is for players wanting a better theoretical understanding of no limit hold'em.

Every serious poker player should read Theory of Poker. NTH:T&P is for NL players.

[CPHoya]

Theory of Poker is indispensable. One of the best things I ever did for my game - now kind of a long time ago - was read through TOP chapter by chapter while taking notes and flagging important concepts.

If you're interested, right now in the Full Ring NL & PLHE forum there are posts called "TOP #x," where x = the chapter number. The posts amount to a study group discussing ToP in the context of NLHE. Interesting stuff, you should check it out.

[shymijo2love4]

can you post a link to these post were top applys to NLH.

[CPHoya]

The most recent one can be found here . We're at Chapter 7 right now, so it's a good time to jump in.

At the bottom of the post you'll find links to the first six chapters. After that just scan the forum once a day or so to pick up on the next chapter with us.

[patchdiaz]

I think the thing is that you shouldn't read NLHTAP if you don't understand the concepts on Theory of Poker.
Theory of Poker is for a begginer it introduces him into the poker world and NLHTAP is for a NL player that wants to become better... that's my view at least.

Best wishes.

[shymijo2love4]

IMHO. i think NLHTAP is a easier read then TOP. NLHTAP is a little complex but TOP is very complex.

[maurile]

How does NLT = Theory of Poker?