Microstakes essential reading

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Anybody got any links worth sharing, always on the look out for new info.


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cheers acky, will take a look.
 
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Think I will read through some of that as well, thanks for the link.
 
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cheers acky100, a good afternoons reading there
 
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Reading some good books is probably one of the best ways. Ed Miller writes really nice logical ways to think through hands. Free route is to check for videos on YouTube. I make some and there are others out there as well. My channel is unnexceptionalrounder so you can check that out if you want but for just starting out, books are pretty clutch.

Let me know if it helps and GL!

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I can strongly recommend Blackra1n's book "Crushing the microstakes". Really helped me out when I first started.
 
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