Three No-Limit Realities

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4 Responses to “Three No-Limit Realities”

Jay G
@ Thu Jun 18, 2009 05:48:14 PM
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Ed,
I’m only up to page 77 of SSNLH but I have already gotten back 10 times what I paid for this book. The section,”Aces On The Turn” alone is worth what I paid.

I have now stopped playing and will not resume until I finish reading the rest of this masterpiece.

Thank you for all the money I’m going to make.

Sincerely
Jay G

eli
@ Tue Jun 23, 2009 07:56:36 PM
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HI, Jay G,

Which book you talking abut? what is THE name? and can u tell me more about this book?

Sincerely

ELI

Ed Miller
@ Tue Jun 23, 2009 10:21:29 PM
3

Hi Eli,

It’s my brand new e-book, Small Stakes No-Limit Hold’em.

Tony7682
@ Thu Dec 24, 2009 02:25:04 PM
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Hello all,

I realize that this is an old post now, but hopefully not too old to discuss.

My question is on the second item: “Most Pots Never Reach Showdown”. Betting made hands, in position, on the turn and river generally makes sense… But how do you balance that against other axioms frequently out there in the poker literature: “Big hand, big pot; small hand, small pot”. Or “check behind a medium hand like top pair for pot control”. Yet another way: “Don’t get pot committed with a mediocre hand”.

Are those considerations more important on the flop than turn or river?

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