Any Books On Sng's ?

[projectaero 0]

Hey guys.I have just finished reading Theory of Poker by Sklansky and i am wanting to get a book on Sng's is there any books avialable on Sng's or similar to them ?Cheers

[Turbo Dog 1]

Harrington on Hold 'em is probably the best tournament book (series) avilable, and his theories cover all tournaments, both STT's and MTT's.Two Plus Two has one coming out in a few months. Here is an excerpt:http://www.twoplustwo.com/magazine/current/Moshman0607.htmlHere is another coming out soon:

[aadams_22 3]

Scott Fischman's "Online Ace" has a section dealing specifically with SnG's.

[Marchione 0]

there is no "real" book written about sit-n-go's however scotts chapter is pretty goodi would say that are more "write ups" on the subject ~ i would say check out pocketfives and fury justices site.best of luck and flop'm dead

[7s7c 0]

Scott Fischman's "Online Ace" has a section dealing specifically with SnG's.

Indeed. In case the OP doesn't feel like reading the whole thing since I got a free copy from espn.com because I had a gift card I never used I'll summarize the section:1. Look for spots to double up early but play few hands and push yr big starting hands2. 4 handed be pushing at every opportunity if/when opponents are giving away troves of stack pumping blinds to try and fold to the moneyThat's about it.

[Jam-Fly 8]

Fischman's book is pretty good. There's also a few TJ books that touch on SNGs/Satelittes, but they're not great imo.Other than books, there's loads more info on SNGs. Howard Lederer first Full Tilt pro tip thing, discusses SNGs, thats pretty good. Theres a great post in the pocket 5 archive. the 2+2 forums are obv great too. Using all the above info I wrote my own STT strategy, it's somewhere in the tourney forum, I still standby 85%+ of it, and defended all the critics!

[Ganseynogle 0]

I'm pretty sure in Phil Gordon's Little Blue Book, there is a section about Sng's. I havn't read it, but someone told me there was a section in there.

[Dan The Man 0]

I didn't see a topic on this, so I'll just mention it here. I recently finished reading "Sit 'n Go Strategy" by Collin Moshman and it was an excellent read. I highly recommend it for all SNG players. It advises you how to play each phase of the tournament (low/mid/high blinds). Also it stresses aggressive play on the bubble and explains when you should steal and re-steal and how to develop a tight-aggressive image.