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What is the best book to read, for cash games? (Texas Holdem)

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  1. Queen Token Queen Token is offline

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    Feb 5th, 2009 (2/5/2009 3:01pm)

    I know alittle more than the basics ;), and I'm looking to advance in my cash game. If you know of any good books to read please reply!
  2. GregP GregP is offline

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    Feb 5th, 2009 (2/5/2009 3:11pm) in reply to Queen Token

    There was a thread up yesterday talking about harringtons new cash game book with a few pointers to other books too.
  3. Lord Supremo Lord Supremo is offline actually a tuvalu lord (sigh)

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    Feb 5th, 2009 (2/5/2009 3:15pm) in reply to Queen Token

    Honestly, your money is better spent on a training site.

    If you really want a book tho, Professional No Limit is pretty good, Harrington on Cash is better, and then there are a couple internet books specifically about playing online 6max. links below

    Ryan Fee's 6max

    http://s3.amazonaws.com/ryanfee/fees6max.pdf

    2p26max

    http://gamblingsystem.biz/books/2p2NL6max.pdf
  4. dtools22 dtools22 is offline

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    Feb 5th, 2009 (2/5/2009 3:21pm) in reply to Queen Token

    The one issue I have with training sites is it is basically like buying a book every month in addition to massive initial fees. I don't really want to be paying like $400 a year on poker training when the best training possible is free (play more). I recommend the books to get started, build a foundation, then after you've done that and have some money to burn go for the training sites.

    Harrington on Cash is just as solid as his MTT books. I would recommend both volumes.
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