Comments on: Ed Recommends: Winning Poker Tournaments One Hand At A Time http://www.notedpokerauthority.com/books/ed-recommends-winning-poker-tournaments-one-hand-at-a-time.html Training poker players into professional players Wed, 08 Feb 2012 22:32:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: jamleeco http://www.notedpokerauthority.com/books/ed-recommends-winning-poker-tournaments-one-hand-at-a-time.html/comment-page-1#comment-13807 jamleeco Mon, 18 Aug 2008 16:53:18 +0000 http://www.notedpokerauthority.com/?p=490#comment-13807 Hey Ed, Thanks for the rec. I am strictly a cash game player except once a month a buddies-beerdrinking-shitgiving sit'n'go (10 guys). However, I recently got involved in a 20 man leauge where after 10 2-table tournaments with a weekly win but highest ranker gets 10,000 for must be used 4 WSP ME entry. (this is nothing I have a strong interest in, but it's a social change-of-pace type poker 4 me). So, how this relates to the post, what would you recommend I peruse ? A multi-table book like this one or Colin's sit'n'go but make some adjustments? Even though we pay 2 or 3 I always play our little thing fast to win only or at least wreak havoc going down. But here, even out-of-the-money place counts on your leauge-ending standing and the big prize. So any general (macro) advice you might give me for my situation would be appreciated. This is not pay my daughter's tuition poker like my cash game play, but if I'm going to play I'm playing to win, so again, any get-me-started into the world of donkaments poker advice would be appreciated. thanks, JC Hey Ed,
Thanks for the rec. I am strictly a cash game player except once a month a buddies-beerdrinking-shitgiving sit’n'go (10 guys).

However, I recently got involved in a 20 man leauge where after 10 2-table tournaments with a weekly win but highest ranker gets 10,000 for must be used 4 WSP ME entry. (this is nothing I have a strong interest in, but it’s a social change-of-pace type poker 4 me).

So, how this relates to the post, what would you recommend I peruse ? A multi-table book like this one or Colin’s sit’n'go but make some adjustments?

Even though we pay 2 or 3 I always play our little thing fast to win only or at least wreak havoc going down. But here, even out-of-the-money place counts on your leauge-ending standing and the big prize.

So any general (macro) advice you might give me for my situation would be appreciated. This is not pay my daughter’s tuition poker like my cash game play, but if I’m going to play I’m playing to win, so again, any get-me-started into the world of donkaments poker advice would be appreciated.

thanks, JC

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