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[QUOTE="oroochimaru, post: 6575649, member: 388305"] Sincerely, the days when reading poker books may help you improve your poker game are long gone. While some of them do offer some important information, the modern game has changed so much that the information in those books is already outdated. I'd advise you to watch some of the better names play in real time on Twitch. By seeing these players, you can learn a lot and observe how simple they make the game appear. The more you watch, the more you will comprehend what it takes to succeed. Jordan Banfield, Spraggy and Lex are the three I'd watch. The free content on raise your edge, which includes some hand reviews, is excellent for tournament strategy, fundamental ranges and mindset. 🙌 [/QUOTE]
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