Full Version: Playing Post Flop
I play a lot of NL hold'em. Make money at S&G's, usually $10 or $20 games. Play MTT and like re-buy tourneys. Make money most of the time and play well heads up. BUT have trouble with higher $$ MTTs. It had been suggested that I need to improve my post flop game. I was wondering what the recomended books would be to help?
that's sort of an odd statement.
usually large MTT's favor a stronger preflop player than a post flop player because of the relatively shorter stacks. I personally think SS is a fairly good foundation.
usually large MTT's favor a stronger preflop player than a post flop player because of the relatively shorter stacks. I personally think SS is a fairly good foundation.
QUOTE (Scott3705 @ Monday, July 24th, 2006, 6:24 PM) 
that's sort of an odd statement.
usually large MTT's favor a stronger preflop player than a post flop player because of the relatively shorter stacks. I personally think SS is a fairly good foundation.
usually large MTT's favor a stronger preflop player than a post flop player because of the relatively shorter stacks. I personally think SS is a fairly good foundation.
harrington on holdem
QUOTE (No_Neck @ Monday, July 24th, 2006, 2:55 PM)
harrington on holdem
I've read Harington.
The MTT"s I do well in that I usually money but need to improve post flop to win or top three more often.
The MTT"s I do well in that I usually money but need to improve post flop to win or top three more often.
I think he means Higher buyin vs. higher number of players.
Fold preflop.
Fold preflop.
well usually in the higher buyins you find better people....might need to evaluate your play to decide if you are good enough yet to be playin those levels
read the new harrington on holdem, number 3, didnt help me at all but helps i guess,
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