yep i have them, as with all things poker its a matter of taste and different peoples books work with certain playing styles , personally i like all the harrington books tourney and cash, clearly written and exampled
yep i have them, as with all things poker its a matter of taste and different peoples books work with certain playing styles , personally i like all the harrington books tourney and cash, clearly written and exampled
What little cash I play at low stakes, normally 10c/20c - I don't win at, and I'd like to know where I'm going wrong. Thought these books might be good place to start. However, I've got all 3 of Harrington tourney books, got 1/2 way through the 1st, and thought sod it, I'd rather be playing.
What little cash I play at low stakes, normally 10c/20c - I don't win at, and I'd like to know where I'm going wrong. Thought these books might be good place to start. However, I've got all 3 of Harrington tourney books, got 1/2 way through the 1st,
If HOH was not for you then don't bother with HOC imo.
The books are a little outdated, (any good book should), but it is still worth reading, especially if moving from tourney to cash,& for anyone who received HOH well since the format and writing style is the same. The value probably lies in comparing differences in mtt v cash by discussing HOH v HOC.
Worth noting also that you cannot read only Vol 1. Similar to HOH Vol 1+2, it is one book in 2 parts.
If HOH was not for you then don't bother with HOC imo. The books are a little outdated, (any good book should), but it is still worth reading, especially if moving from tourney to cash,& for anyone who received HOH well since the format and writing