I just recently received my copy of Super System this past weekend and am looking foward to finishing it, but I have a question. Is it necessary to read the WHOLE book or just the parts that I want to become better at? Do I have to read Caro's section on Draw Poker if all I'm really interested in is the Limit and NL sections? I mean can I read the Limit and NL sections right now and then later read the other secctions on Draw, Low-ball, etc.?
If so, why?
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QUOTE (Gallo @ Tuesday, July 12th, 2005, 2:24 PM) 
I just recently received my copy of Super System this past weekend and am looking foward to finishing it, but I have a question. Is it necessary to read the WHOLE book or just the parts that I want to become better at? Do I have to read Caro's section on Draw Poker if all I'm really interested in is the Limit and NL sections? I mean can I read the Limit and NL sections right now and then later read the other secctions on Draw, Low-ball, etc.?
If so, why?
If so, why?
You don't have to read the whole thing, but I find that certain aspects of each game can make you better at the others.
QUOTE (CobaltBlue @ Wednesday, July 23rd, 2008, 5:34 PM)
You don't have to read the whole thing, but I find that certain aspects of each game can make you better at the others.
TY sir. I think I shall try and take a tourney down tonight.
I hope its SSII! (Which I didnt bother to read...anyone want a Todd Brunson autographed copy that I won for knocking him out of the very first Doyles Room bounty tourney?)
You should read the relevant parts to you and Mike Caros Draw section. The guy is brilliant.
Ive only read the limit and nolimit sections so far and I have had it for about three years. Right now I am in the middle of the seven card stud hi lo split section.
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