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Date: 31/07/2010
Main Section » Poker » Limit Hold'em: Winning Short-Handed Strategies
Limit Hold'em: Winning Short-Handed Strategies



Author: Terry Borer, Mak Lawrence, Barry Tanenbaum
Category: Poker
ISBN: 9781904468370
Year Published: 2007
Extent: 308pp
Status: Available
Our Price: £14.99


Limit Hold'em: Winning Short-Handed Strategies
by Terry Borer, Mak Lawrence, Barry Tanenbaum

Full ring limit hold'em games (featuring 9 or 10 players) can be frustrating for the skilled player. You don't get to play many hands, you don't always get opportunities to exploit weak play and, facing many opponents, your good hands often don't stand up.

What's the solution? easy - play short-handed!

Short-handed limit hold'em games feature a maximum of six players and often have less. These games are becoming increasingly popular and are great to play because you get to play more hands, you have more chances to exploit opponents weaknesses and you get more opportunities to use all of your poker skills

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john newton Rated: 3
part of review by Nick Christenson
I believe that Limit Hold'em: Winning Short-Handed Strategies provides a valuable roadmap to beating today's online short-handed games. The book also provides a unique way of parameterizing online opponents, one that I found to be outstanding. At the same time, I found the book lacking in its analysis of the fundamentals underlying short-handed play. If one plays in the same sorts of games as the authors, I believe these strategies will be very effective. If that's not the case, then I'm not so sure how effective these strategies will be, and this book provides no foundation to suggest the extent to which they would be effective. It's a useful book. I don't think it's a great book.

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