Daniel Negreanu : Power Hold'em Strategy

Le nouveau bouquin de Daniel Negreanu qui sort ce mois ci.



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PART-I: Big Bet NLHE: A Strategy for Novice Tournament Players by Evelyn Ng

INTRODUCTION
A SIMPLIFIED STRATEGY FOR NO-LIMIT HOLD'EM TOURNAMENTS
Neutralizing Experienced Opponents
PREFLOP
Tournament Theory for Novice Players
Bet Sizing
The 25-percent Rule
Starting Hand Guidelines
Playing a Short Stack
Preflop Summary
FLOP
Flopping Top Pair or an Overpair to the Board
Flopping Two Pair or a Set
Flopping a Straight of a Flush
Flopping a Full House or Better
Missing With an AK
Playing a Pair When Overcards Are on Board
Playing Against Multiple Opponents
Playing Drawing Hands
Flop Play Summary
TURN PLAY
RIVER PLAY
How Much to value Bet
When to Call a River Bet
Adjusting For Short-handed Play
The Next Sage; Limping and Calling Raises
CONCLUSION


Part - II: Winning at High-Limit (NL) Cash Games by Todd Brunson

INTRODUCTION
HOW MUCH TO BUY-IN?
How Winning Influences Results
Rebuying Short When Youre Losing
Buying and Rebuying Large
Risk Versus Reward
FIND YOUR STYLE
IDENTIFY YOUR OPPONENTS
Tight-passive Players
Weak-loose Players
BLUFFING
Players to Bluff
Table Image
Bluff Reraises
Broken and Coordinated Flops
The Semibluff
VALUE BETTING
Playing a Set
TRAPPING
Trap Hands
Trap Hands and Domination
DEALING WITH MEGA-LOSS
CASH GAMES VERSUS TOURNAMENT PLAY
ALL OR NOTHING
THE BIG GAME


Part - III: Playing No-Limit Hold'em Online by Erick Lindgren

INTRODUCTION
HOW I STARTED ONLINE
ADVANTAGES OF PLAYING ONLINE
You Can Easily Join a Game
You Quickly Gain Experience
You Can Locate Ideal Opponents
ASSESSING YOUR OPPONENTS
FOCUSING ONLINE
BETTING PATTERNS
Maintain a Consistent Bet Size
Vary the Types of Hands You Play
Picking Up Betting Patterns
Advance Play Buttons
BUY-IN STRATEGIES
Short Stack Buy-In Theories and Strategies
Big Stack Buy-In Theories and Strategies
Understand Your Limits
STRATEGY AND TACTICS
Big Bets and Bluffs
Position and Junk Hands
Seeing Flops
Manipulating the Pot
Defending Against Overbets
GETTING INTO YOUR OPPONENT'S HEAD
Tough River Decisions
Protecting the Babies
Use Your Instincts
TAKING NOTES
PREFLOP TOURNAMENT TACTICS
The 2x Preflop Raise
Defending Against the 2x Raise
10 STRATEGIES FOR SHORT-STACKED TOURNAMENTS
Using the Reraise
Trget Wak Players
Look to Flop Big
Getting Near the Money
Tighten Up When You're Losing
Position for the Big Money
Don't Take Unnecessary Risks Early
Playing the Middle Stages
Playing the Late Stages
Stages of the Tournament: Summary
ONLINE CHEATING?
WHEN TO STOP PLAYING ONLINE
MY BEST HAND
CONCLUSION


Part IV - Short-Handed Online No-Limit Hold'em Cash Games by Paul Wasicka

INTRODUCTION
BANKROLL MANAGEMENT
WINNING FUNDAMENTALS
playing fewer tables playing regularly
time of day
taking notes
table selection
multiple sites
no ego
online tilt
ACTUAL GAME STRATEGY
adaptation
no garbage
stealing blinds
bluffing
aggression
PLAYING STRATEGIES AND HAND RANGES
a word about strategies
the bludgeoner
getting crafty
the meta-game style
HANDLING THE OTHER PLAYERS AT YOUR TABLE
short-stackers
isolating a short stack
your opponent is a maniac
tight players
players who are better than you
players who are worse than you
ONLINE TELLS
SPECIFIC SITUATIONS
flopping a set
perception
squeezing
small pocket pairs
thinking ahead
if it's worth playing, it's worth raising
CONCLUSION


Part V - Mixing it Up by David Williams

INTRODUCTION
THE POWER OF BEING UNPREDICTABLE
the problem with being predictable
anatomy of a hand
SETTING THE GROUNDWORK FOR TRAPS
a trap in action
playing off a previous hand
UNDERSTANDING YOUR IMAGE
environment, perception, and image
working off your image
MAPPING OUT A PLAN
weak/passive players
unbluffable players
players that make a lot of moves
top tier pros
BLUFFING CONCEPTS
bluffing conditions
bluffing principles
check-raise bluffs
PLAYING AGAINST PREDICTABLE PLAYERS
PLAYING AGAINST UNPREDICTABLE PLAYERS
protecting hands
being the aggressive player
TOURNAMENT CONCEPTS
study your opponents
opening game plan
stack size dictates play
small bluffs and big pots
the mistake factor
PLAYING THE ALPHA MALE
alpha male versus alpha male
defending against an alpha male
CHANGING GEARS
anatomy of a hand 3
PLAYING JUNK HANDS
better quality junk?
MAKING MOVES
taking out limpers
a big bold move
the reraise
playing in the dark
A FEW LESSONS FROM THE TOP PROS
phil ivey's big lesson
daniel negreanu's big lesson
grinder's big lesson
CONCLUSION


Part VI - Small Ball by Daniel Negreanu

SMALL BALL PHILOSOPHY
BLINDS AND ANTES
STARTING HANDS
big pairs
middle pairs
small pairs
ak and aq
aces and paints
ace-rag suited
king and queen rag suited
suited connectors
trash hands
BETTING
introduction
preflop raising
raise mor versus tough players
more action for less money
calling rather than reraising
dead money grabs
playing against a reraise
calling all-in bets or raises
playing a short stack
FLOP PLAY
introduction
small preflop raises can win you more money after the flop
position: the blackjack analogy
playing drawing hands on the flop
playing marginal hands after the flop
losing the minimum
small ball thinking
keeping the pot small
mixing up your play on the flop
hit or miss flops
manipulating the pot size
checking big hands on the flop
calling on the flop with nothing except the intention of stealing the pot later
waiting until the turn for more information
appearing to play weak poker
TURN PLAY
winning pots with position
the Johnny Chan play
check-raising the turn
representing hands on the turn
calling with drawing hands on the turn
calling with draws and factoring in bluff outs
playint top pair and overpairs on the turn
playing overpairs out of position
playing overpairs in position
fundamental tournament concept
looking for tells
four tells to look for
giving aay free cards
making a weaker play for bigger considerations
RIVER PLAY
introduction the river play
getting maximum value
correct value bet sizing
when chacking wins more than betting
betting for value when you opponents won't
using the defensive bet
laying down hands on the river
hwere pot odds misrepresent a situation
making big laydowns based on reads
tell-based laydowns
figuring out the correct river bet
recognizing situations
checking in marginal situations
thoughts: in and out of position on the river
five key river questions
bluffing
summary
CONCLUSION

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