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[QUOTE="xdmanx007, post: 326971, member: 889"] Well if you go the super system route you need BOTH books! 2 doesn't have all the information 1 has namely various tables in the back of 1 aren't in 2. 2 has an internet poker section that is pretty good. 2 is an update to 1 you you still need 1. Now I buy every book Skylanski and Malmuth write not the easiest book to read but I am a big fan! Guess you could start with hold'em poker for dummies, but if you have been playing online regularly for a year don't be afraid to read the book you have, unless it is just plain over your head. SS1 won't be over your head! BTW Skylanski's stuff is mostly geared towards limit play. Which I think you should learn first anyways. The players who pretty much skip learning limit will never be as good as they could be! Learn the numbers first is how I like to put it [/QUOTE]
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