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Book Review and Study Group Discussion: Crushing the Microstakes
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[QUOTE="nabmom, post: 1865890, member: 63826"] I have a table stat in my HEM that shows the VPIP/PFR of the table as I'm playing. This helps me spot when a looser table starts to tighten up and also is a better indicator of what is actually happening at a table as I'm playing as opposed to what WAS happening when I joined the table. Until someone else posts about their interest in being in this thread, or until WVH weighs in, how's about we spend this week addressing any questions about the first section (introduction). My first point to anyone considering if this book is right for them is that I would NOT worry about FR vs. 6-max. The information mostly can be used for both just as well (just the starting hand range needs to be adjusted). I'm going to look over the Intro now and see if I have any other comments about that. Sound good? [/QUOTE]
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