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09-13-2007, 02:16 PM
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Heads up No limit Holdem Strategy
Hey guys,
Where can I find information on strategy for Heads up No Limit Holdem. I've already read the heads up section in Harrington on Holdem II. I'm looking for more material. If you could suggest a book, online resource or dvd that would be great. 
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10-01-2007, 01:31 AM
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Re: Heads up No limit Holdem Strategy
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Cardrunners. Doubt anything else exists. [/ QUOTE ] Absolutely your best resource. Watch Green Plastic's HU videos. The guy's a genius.
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09-13-2007, 08:53 PM
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Re: Heads up No limit Holdem Strategy
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he wants to play NH. Stox is a limit specialist. If he wanted to play HU limit, Expertholdem.com has DVDs. [/ QUOTE ] I play both and have posted a number of HUNL videos on the site in addition to the LHE videos I have made.
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09-13-2007, 10:09 PM
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Re: Heads up No limit Holdem Strategy
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try the hu forums here, there are plenty of excellent players and coaches. [/ QUOTE ] Bad advice. They do not like questions like the OPs in that forum. Either post a hand or don't post.
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#9
09-15-2007, 06:54 AM
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Re: Heads up No limit Holdem Strategy
The book you need is a book that gives at least one strategy that covers all streets, all flop types, raised or not raised pot, position and other factors, and the strategy in each case depends more or less of the opponent. As the situation is now, you are mostly on your own, even if you would find many texts about it as the detailed strategy has about never been printed before, no matter what the form and the number of players.
The nl holdem books out there are about full ring nl holdem, about tournaments and offline (not online) games. I don't personally play any of them but shorthanded nl and limit holdem and heads up limit holdem and only the shorthanded limit holdem has a good book out there (8 by my standards - the second best strategy book I know gets a 6 from me, and if there wouldn't be that 8 book I would say there's no *book* worth reading but the theory of poker. At best they are general books for dummies). There are some good players out there, or so they say, and with PokerTracker one could collect their hand histories at least from prima and tilt. But it's mostly not the way you should play against your opponents as the strategy depends of the opponents' style of play.
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