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Jonathan Little on Live No-Limit Cash Games: The Theory (Poker, 1)

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There is much, much more to being a good live cash player than simply playing the hand "correctly." The player needs to develop a whole host of other skills. Jonathan Little, a top-ranking professional poker player, teaches these skills. Jonathan is one of the best instructors the game has ever seen and has an almost unique ability to explain difficult poker concepts in simple

Live No-Limit Cash Games covers when to play loose/aggressive; when to play tight/aggressive; when playing passive can be the most profitable approach and how to spot subtle tells—providing accurate information about player types

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Bankroll management; Game selection; Emotional control

304 pages, Paperback

First published July 10, 2014

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December 19, 2014
This book continues Jonathan Little's mantra of a calm & cold approach to poker where logic & common sense triumph over the LAG weasels that currently occupy the profitable poker zone defined by Bill Chen as "just short of maniac". I tend to agree with Jonathan Little's philosophy and since spending time with his books thinking about the elements Jonathan highlights, my online cashes and deep runs have increased. Alos my qualifications to numerous World Poker Tour events around the world in 2014 have doubled to 6, so clearly this book is an important and excellent read for the amateur poker player interested in playing more seriously against real competition.

Thank you Jonathan. I met you at the World Poker Tour Cyprus 2009 where you briefly joined our group of amateur and pro poker players arguing about the Gold Olympic Medal in Ice Hockey (obv Canada was going to win but you can imagine what the Swedes said ....) and the role of relative position in poker. You said that position was the most important concept in the game to understand.
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