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Wondering what people would suggest to improve my game as an amatuer. I do ok at home games sometimes things go my way sometimes they dont, but i want it to go my way more often than not, as do we all.

Found a really good series of videos or what seemed good and they ditched the series after a couple of episodes wich sucks.

Does anyone have any suggestions either videos or books that can be useful.

Thanks :)
 

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There is a whole thread here about books. Search for it.
If you repeatedly study (not just read) Harrington's books, (while playing some poker, of course, 'cause otherwise you can't assimilate) you 'll be home game - proof, and withstand some casino games too.
It's a misfortune that he first wrote about tournaments (the latter being most popular at that time) and then about cash games.
 
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I'm working my way through "The Course" at the moment and I'm finding it extremely helpful - I've already had my share of "aha" moments.

Jonathan Little's hand analyses on YouTube I'm also finding to be particularly good. For me at least, I find the way he breaks down hands to be simple and easy to understand.
 
There is a whole thread here about books. Search for it.
If you repeatedly study (not just read) Harrington's books, (while playing some poker, of course, 'cause otherwise you can't assimilate) you 'll be home game - proof, and withstand some casino games too.
It's a misfortune that he first wrote about tournaments (the latter being most popular at that time) and then about cash games.
Cheers. To be honest once we can mix again it will be tournament style we will be playing for now. No rebuys so his earlier book should suit me well
 
I'm working my way through "The Course" at the moment and I'm finding it extremely helpful - I've already had my share of "aha" moments.

Jonathan Little's hand analyses on YouTube I'm also finding to be particularly good. For me at least, I find the way he breaks down hands to be simple and easy to understand.
Thats good to know because sometimes they go straight in at the deep end when explaining principles and your already lost withing the first minute
 

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