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Right book for beating amateurs at home game?
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[QUOTE="MediaBLITZ, post: 1710172, member: 77190"] Advanced poker theory usually not needed. Basic will do. Just everyday solid play. Tournament structure? Phil Gordon followed by Dan Harrington Ring game? Ed Miller Playing with the same bunch all the time? Caro's Book of Tells STUDY STUDY STUDY There is no shortcut book on how to take advantage of donks - just solid play. Focus and awareness. It might take a little time, but it is time invested, not wasted. How badly do you want to crush them? Enough to pay the price? I have a group I play with that I can now almost count on coming home with money. It didn't start that way. Was talking to one of the guys last time and I copped the plea that everyone there had tons more experience at the table than I did (and they do). I was trying to boost their confidence and generate in their minds I was not a threat. I was exposed when the other guy replied, "Yeah, that might true, but no one here spends more time studying than you." Er, uh.... DAMN That was the first week in a while I didn't come home with more than I started. Good Luck Duke [/QUOTE]
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