Bricxjo
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When I go to look for a cash table, there seems to always be more available tables of 6 max than 8/9 max, so it makes sense to learn how to play on them.
I just bought "Harrington on Online Cash Games - 6 Max No Limit Hold'em" and he said it was better to learn 6 max first, rather than learn 9 max and then learn 6 max. He indicated there were too many bad habits to unlearn if you learn 9 max first. I am still at the beginning of the book because I got distracted with Phil Gordon's Little Green Book which I checked out from the library, so I have to read it before the due date.
I did see a lot of what I read in Harrington's introduction echoed in the article. Great article and a lot that makes sense. I am looking forward to going more in depth with Harrington's book, I have read a few of the examples already. That is the great thing about his books.
I just bought "Harrington on Online Cash Games - 6 Max No Limit Hold'em" and he said it was better to learn 6 max first, rather than learn 9 max and then learn 6 max. He indicated there were too many bad habits to unlearn if you learn 9 max first. I am still at the beginning of the book because I got distracted with Phil Gordon's Little Green Book which I checked out from the library, so I have to read it before the due date.
I did see a lot of what I read in Harrington's introduction echoed in the article. Great article and a lot that makes sense. I am looking forward to going more in depth with Harrington's book, I have read a few of the examples already. That is the great thing about his books.
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