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[QUOTE="acky100, post: 1835155, member: 67496"]
I like the idea of a specific chapter/concept at a time as in past experience learning multiple things and trying to apply them at the poker table just ends up making us play worse and not learn the actual concept solidly.

I think the first 22 pages or so could easily be read by everyone taking part prior to starting, there's good stuff for us all to read so we shouldnt skip it but perhaps if everyone just read it because it's stuff that's gonna be easy to learn on our own which we probably dont need to be in a group to appreciate.

The book then goes on to talk about player types which could be good for some people - i guess it's up to everyone to say where they would like to start, im happy to go over any parts of the book in the sessions fwiw :)

If people havent seen the book yet, page 34 is where the real stuff on ranges begins (So everyone taking part would hopefully know about stuff like this before the sessions as they are explained in Owens first book in some detail and the second book expects us to have some idea of ranges, and if people didn't know the basics of ranges, they might be a bit lost)

So i guess where to start depends on the level of the people taking part, which i dont know - so it's up to you alaska :D

I dont know who's taking part but if you're really new to poker and dont know what a range is, you should familiarise yourself with the idea.
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