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[QUOTE="Steveg1976, post: 857708, member: 29481"] The black book is really beginner orientated, teaching them about the language and what the flop is and such Poker 101, The green book starts to get into strategies, odds, and such. Poker 102 if you will, you know the game and now it is time to really start working on your game kind of a thing. The blue book is a collection of ring and tournament hands live and online and he describes the hands how they happened what he did and why. The hands in the book do not always work out to his favor. It teaches you to think beyond the odds and your cards to really think about the hands as they are developing. Speaking of which I should probably reread this one. to answer your question I think anyone could benefit from reading them (green and blue), the green book is more of a intermediate level book, the blue book I guess you could call advanced. [/QUOTE]
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