Harrington Series vs. Tournament Poker For Advanced Players

[hamsterhead]

I want to do some reading on NLHE Tournament poker. I've always planned on reading the Harrington series as they're quite popular (and I've heard they're good too). I just recently, however, found the Tournament Hold 'em for Advanced Players book. I love both the Hold 'em for Advanced Players and Small Stakes Hold 'em for Advanced players books. Because of that, I was considering reading it. Does anyone have an opinion on which of these I should choose to read? Maybe they're both worth reading, but if that's so, is one particulary better than the other, or would one choice be better as a first read and the other as a second read?

Any input would certainly be appreciated.

[fraac]

Read the sticky.

[jfk]

The HOH series largely obviated the need to read TPFAP.

[Al Mirpuri]

HOH series. No contest.

[hamsterhead]

I saw another "read the sticky" reply to someone, but I'm thinking this must be referring to a no longer existing sticky...since the one now is a cover design contest. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] Can anyone point me to this old sticky that apparently has lots of information on these general questions?

[fraac]

Wot no sticky? Hmph.

[New York Jet]

You don't sound like an "Advanced Player", so stick with the Harrington Series.

[Gonso]

Harrington by a mile, as matter of fact I wasn't that fond of TPFAP

[DMC0627]

Harrington has been an easier read for me. So far I am through vol 1, half was through 2. I am kind of stuck on inflection points.

[Nthnuts]

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HOH series. No contest.

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