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Rattlin' Bones
Rising Star
Bronze Level
What are these all about? How much do they cost? Which ones are best? What can they actually teach you?
I consider myself to be on the cusp of intermediate skill. I have good discipline. I know most of the dos and don'ts. I understand the principles behind the math, but can struggle to implement it into my decision making, and the ability to calculate more complicated odds on the fly eludes me.
I've just started playing low-limit SNGs and MTTs. When I'm on my game, middle of the field finishes are no problem. Of the six $1 and $2 games I've entered in the past two days, I've finished in the money twice. This is a lower rate than I'd like, but the two times I placed were first-place finishes (once in a 10-person, once in a 50-person). And one MTT I made the mistake of overextending myself by playing it at the same time as a SNG, and went out early on a coin flip (which I knew was a risk--but I was ahead in the SNG, and thought it was worth it).
I currently have about a $50 bankroll.
Are any of these schools for me? Or would my money be better invested in volumes one and two of Harrington on Hold'em? (The only book I've ready so far is Phil Gordon's Little Green Book.)
Thanks!
I consider myself to be on the cusp of intermediate skill. I have good discipline. I know most of the dos and don'ts. I understand the principles behind the math, but can struggle to implement it into my decision making, and the ability to calculate more complicated odds on the fly eludes me.
I've just started playing low-limit SNGs and MTTs. When I'm on my game, middle of the field finishes are no problem. Of the six $1 and $2 games I've entered in the past two days, I've finished in the money twice. This is a lower rate than I'd like, but the two times I placed were first-place finishes (once in a 10-person, once in a 50-person). And one MTT I made the mistake of overextending myself by playing it at the same time as a SNG, and went out early on a coin flip (which I knew was a risk--but I was ahead in the SNG, and thought it was worth it).
I currently have about a $50 bankroll.
Are any of these schools for me? Or would my money be better invested in volumes one and two of Harrington on Hold'em? (The only book I've ready so far is Phil Gordon's Little Green Book.)
Thanks!