STOP! 10 Things Good Poker Players Don't Do

by Ed Miller, James Sweeney, Christian Soto

Poker players pick up bad habits. They use plays that are outdated, they make the same mistakes over and over, and they leave heaps of money on the table. This book was written to help you STOP! making those same mistakes. STOP! making the same mistakes as your opponents. STOP! getting crushed in your game. STOP! leaving stacks of chips on the table.

Genres: Games

58 pages, Paperback

First published October 8, 2015

Reviews

[Miguelangel]

Short and usefull

Nice, simple, useful. Ideal for poker beginners. Aplicable to tournaments too. Easy to read. As an introduction works well. Recommended

[Thomas]

Short but sweet

[Markis Hernandez]

Nice little primer on fundamental play and even ways to grow out of starting strategies thate are exploitable.

[Julie]

Confusing

More terms need defined. I got a little bit out of this book but overall found it to be pretty confusing.

[Frank]

Decent, short book on common leaks. Not a whole lot of new information, but definitely good reinforce good habits. Good advice, but can be over simplified in certain points. For example, the advice to never limp into a pot may not be great if you are in a game where raising will still typically get you 4-5 callers. In these games, you're now forcing yourself to play bloated pots, taking away some of your post-flop skill advantage. Either way, this was a very short, quick read, and worth reading for someone who is already somewhat familiar with basic strategy for 1-2 cash games.

[Robert]

Right to the point. And all 10 are definitely worthy of being in a book on this STOP Doing topic.

Very quick read!

Overall, a little simple for me personally, as I'm already a RedChipPoker member. That being said, I will go back to this occasionally to make sure I haven't started doing some of these things.

Big thanks to Ed Miller, James Sweeney, Christian Soto, and Doug Hull. Keep it coming guys!

[Kerri]

Enjoyable review of the biggest leaks small stakes players have that you need to boost your hourly rate and have solid fundamentals in _today's_ game. Would by 5-stars but the typos, grammatical errors, and formatting issues made it a tougher read than it needed to be.

[Martin Tobias]

Pretty basic

It is Ok if you don't play a lot of poker. If you do it is all stuff you should know. Don't bother