Author: Dan Harrington
Category: Poker
ISBN: 9781880685358
Year Published: 2005
Extent: 450pp
Status: Available
Our Price: £19.95

In volume one of this series, the authors explained how to play the early phases of tournaments when people have plenty of chips and the blinds and antes are small. Here, the focus is on the endgame – how to play the later phases of a tournament when you have a shot at getting into the money, and when the blinds and antes are growing. Included is information on how to make moves, handle tricky inflection point plays and maneuver when the tourney is down to its last few players. Also included is a chapter on heads-up play a game unto itself, with winning secrets that have been closely guarded

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Other Titles by This Author
Harrington on Hold'em Vol. 1
Harrington on Hold'em Vol. 3
Harrington on Cash Games Vol 1
Harrington on Cash Games Vol 2
Harrington on Cash Games Vol 1 & 2 set

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Pokerplayer Magazine review top 10 strategy books
Every clued-up professional we’ve talked to has put this recently published pair of books at or near the top of their list. Dan Harrington is the most articulate of the group of players who started out at the Mayfair Club in New York and have since found fame and fortune playing the world’s greatest game. His guide to playing tournament Hold’em is easily the best that money can buy and is essential reading if you’re serious about taking your game to the next level. Volume I takes you up to the final table with advice and examples on the early stages of a tourney, while the sequel shows you what to do when you get there, including an in-depth look at heads-up play. Not cheap, but should be seen as an investment.

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