Thanks For Making Small Stakes No-Limit Hold’em #1!

There is no need to thanks us, Ed. We didn’t make the book what it is. You guys did that. You authors obviously put a huge amount of effort into this book and it shows.

People here in the good ol’ US of A have been getting somewhat lazy these days. We tend to do as little work as we can, just enough to get by. I ought to know, as I can sometimes be as guilty as the next guy when it comes to that.

We ought to be the ones thanking you guys because you put in that extra effort and did not just settle for “OK” or “good enough”!

The book is great, cant wait for the hard copy!

Ed,

as JJS said: don’t thank us; WE thank you!

I am really glad that your sales figures met your expectations, because I was worried that some geek would crack the ebook in no time and make it available for free.

From my point of view you deserve every cent of your planned sales AND beyond!

Thanks again and please keep educating us!!!
Greyzy

Ed, Matt, and Sunny,

Thank YOU for finally making a NLH cash game book that puts all of the other poker books to shame. I’ve personally learned a great deal from your new book. Keep up the great work!

It’s sweet when the DIY ethic pays off.

Great book. I do not play 6-max, never have. I have been playing nl semi-fulltime for over couple years now. I play 1-3 and sometimes 2-5 live , and since April, 6-tabling 50nl on-line.

And this has helped my game mos def. Even live, other nite, I’m in a hand and at end it’s like ah-ha, I even think I rememer the page # it is on.

So any potential full-ring readers out there, PLEASE ignore anyone that tells you it won’t apply to your game because it’s just not true.

Especially when you are told , my games are soft, I can just sit tight and get the money. Or wade around a lot till I hit big. This does win money, but even in full ring live, you can steal a lot of money.

Especially from some older guys my age and older, limp, limp, limp, big raise, fold fold fold. Or call and fit or fold. ED is the one that got me there. And this book is like the next step to the beyond.

Yeah, some specific stuff I PROBABLY won’t use in my games (at this time) but it’s not like you can know too much about the game. Anyway, I’m a 100% FullRing advocate of this book.

JC