[Vitooch]

I used to play micro SnG's when Full Tilt was legal for US players. I was not very good, just played for fun and for the action. Assuming onlike poker will eventually return to the United States, I would like to make major improvements to my game. I know I have the "smarts" and capabilities to be a solid poker plyer, but have never done the research and educated myself properly. Where should I start?

[j37hr0]

Mike Caro, Dan Harrington.

[Jeffie]

Honestly most books have told me what i already know. What i use to do is play a long session then review my hand history, your gonna get better and better by playing more hands.

[Inspirited]

go live at twoplustwo.com if you don't

[Hurls]

play all shit hands here any you will be rich with pts worth nothing. GL

[Kaladarus]

Read some books and play a lot of hands.

I recommend looking at these

Harrington on Cash Games - Volume 1


Harrington on Cash Games - Volume 2


The Psychology of Poker

[bracerman]

Watch coaching videos. There's an extended free series on youtube called "eating cake" ,by jcarver, one of the instructors on Negreanu's site. If you find them educational, look into the poker training sites out there.

[daneblazer]

I have a loose leaf version of let there be range which goes for about $1800. I can ship for free with my company so PM me and I'll send a copy. That goes for any of you guys I know on here.

[j37hr0]

It's about $950 these days. Is it worth it?