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Article: Book Review: Power Hold'em Strategy by Daniel Negreanu

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  1. GrayFOX22 GrayFOX22 is online now

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    Jan 6th, 2009 (1/6/2009 5:39pm)

     
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    Jan 7th, 2009 (1/7/2009 1:12am) in reply to GrayFOX22

    <p>very very nice.. one more for me.. </p>
    <p>but did somebody knows did they made a german copy ?</p>
    <p>this weres very interessting for me, cause my english s not so well :D</p>
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    Jan 7th, 2009 (1/7/2009 10:00am) in reply to GrayFOX22

    <p>Nice detailed review</p>
     
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    Jan 7th, 2009 (1/7/2009 10:58am) in reply to GrayFOX22

    <p>Just finished this book (Xmas gift) and I more or less agree with Gray. I consider myself a pretty good player and I don't know that I gleaned a whole lot out of the first 3 chapters. Williams' chapter has some useful info and Daniel's whole approach is worth the read but I would add that Daniel's approach is most applicable toward deep-stack games and isn't going to be as useful in a 10-15 minute level online MTT. </p>
    <p>As with Harrington the hand examples are the true highlights. </p>
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    Jan 7th, 2009 (1/7/2009 1:11pm) in reply to GrayFOX22

    <p>I agree DJ and meant to mention that. DN's style is meant mostly for really deep stacked play. I still think it highlights great points for online play, particularly with improving turn and river play online. Some of it also applies to early tournament play, but only ones with good starting stacks and slow structures like most of the higher stakes online MTTs.</p>
     
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