sshe vs. wllhe

[Disc_Golf 0]

Anyone who has studied both, what are your thoughts on these 2 books? How similar are they? Is it worth reading both or just get 1 and read it multiple times?Thanks!

[allinbluff35 0]

SSHE AINEC

[Disc_Golf 0]

Okay sorry if I am out of the loop but what does AINEC mean?

[allinbluff35 0]

Okay sorry if I am out of the loop but what does AINEC mean?

and it's not even close

[Disc_Golf 0]

Okay thanks.But can you tell me why? What is better about it? I have heard that it teaches a more aggressive theory.I have also heard some say that it is good to read WLLHE as your first book on LHE and then move on to SSHE.

[allinbluff35 0]

Okay thanks.But can you tell me why? What is better about it? I have heard that it teaches a more aggressive theory.I have also heard some say that it is good to read WLLHE as your first book on LHE and then move on to SSHE.

teaches a more weak tight strategy than being an aggressive player and pushing edges.

[Disc_Golf 0]

Okay thanks.But can you tell me why? What is better about it? I have heard that it teaches a more aggressive theory.I have also heard some say that it is good to read WLLHE as your first book on LHE and then move on to SSHE.

teaches a more weak tight strategy than being an aggressive player and pushing edges.

I agree that an aggressive strategy is the best but these low limit games online are so bad that the weak tight players make good money and have less bankroll swings. BTW, I am very aggressive and ride a roller coaster during every session.

[allinbluff35 0]

Okay thanks.But can you tell me why? What is better about it? I have heard that it teaches a more aggressive theory.I have also heard some say that it is good to read WLLHE as your first book on LHE and then move on to SSHE.

teaches a more weak tight strategy than being an aggressive player and pushing edges.

I agree that an aggressive strategy is the best but these low limit games online are so bad that the weak tight players make good money and have less bankroll swings. BTW, I am very aggressive and ride a roller coaster during every session.

if you're not exploiting an edge in low limit games then how do you expect to "learn" to do it later on if/when you do move up?

[greatwhite 0]

Tight/agressive is the best strategy against low limit players. If you play weak/tight you won't be getting every last cent that you normally would. Jone's book was probablly the best until SSHE came out, but now I don't know if it's even worth getting for additional information.