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	• Harrington on Hold 'em Expert Strategy for No Limit Tournaments, Vol. 1: Strategic Play Dan Harrington, Bill Robertie Two Plus Two Pub., 2004 - 381 pages average customer review:based on 255 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Many practical lessons. Much practical analysis.

This is a very good book. It is well organized. It provides exactly the type of analysis that you can use to improve your poker game. The author provides several methods of analysis. He gives play by play analysis. In one chapter he focuses on how to analyze that round of betting that happens before the flop. In another chapter he focuses on how to analyze your fellow players. In another chapter he show you how to focus on how the other players see you. Knowing how they see you will help you to analyze what you should do based not on how YOU see yourself but on how OTHERS in the game see you. I repeatedly find myself replaying in my mind my own previous losing hands. I see that I made mistakes that I would not have made had I known what I know from reading the examples in this book. Well worth the money.

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From beginner to average

Outstanding book that will take you from watching it on TV to making it deep in tournaments. Dan recommends a very basic tight and conservative approach but then again what beginner book doesn't. If you are new to the game then this is the place to start.

Simply the best...

I have no idea why I'm writing this review, there are over 200 already written basically saying the same thing. Simply put, Harrington has put together three of the best poker books ever.

Enough said.

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Great poker book

Great read on no limit hold em. Great specific situation discussed and good examples. First in a series, I plan on getting the next ones.

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Fantastic book for beginners in no limit holdem

As you can see by the average rating, this book's a hit. For the rank beginning, or up to I'd say intermediate, this book is a GREAT way to learn how to play value Texas Holdem. Where Harrington does not do a great job (by design) is teaching you so called "moves," (bets/raises made not because of the strength of your hand, but because of situations). He does discuss these, but in a somewhat peremptory fashion. But to learn the critical basics of what constitutes a good hand in what situation, as well as the basics of tournament play, this book (as well as volume II) is fantastic.

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