Product Description

There is a lot of dead money up for grabs in the lower limit sit-and-gos and Neil Timothy shows you how to go and get it. The author, a professional player, shows you how to reach the last six places of lower limit sit-and-go tournaments four out of five times and then how to get in the money 25-35 percent of the time using his powerful, proven strategies. This book can turn a losing sit-and-go player into a winner, and a winner into a bigger winner. Also effective for the early and middle stages of one-table satellites

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #287459 in Books
• Published on: 2008-03-11
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 160 pages

Customer Reviews

SNG for dummies
Come on guys, how can you give this book so many stars? This is a book for people who have never played SNG before. It is also a book for people who have read the likes of Harrington and don't understand why they are losing so badly at single table tourneys.

The only good thing I can say about this book is that is that it defines a tight early, aggressive late strategy. Thats it. Some of the advice - esp bankroll managment is shocking.

If you have never-ever played SNG before I suppose I could recommend this, even then I would still send people to Moshmans book. Moshmans book + a study of ICM then you will know 'How to Beat Sit & Go Poker' - this book won't get you there.

Rybka

Simply the best!
This book is a solid beginers book and covers alot of basic strategy. The book has some great chapters on bubble play and the "play" chapter which covers alot of knew topics i havent seen in other books. I would recomend it to anyone starting online poker or looking for a formula to beat sit and goes.
The main reason i like this book is because i was able to apply the concepts used in it at my home game with my freinds when we have a freeze out (sit and go style tournament).

thumbs up
i bought this book wanting to improve my game and learn some solid advice on how to play sit and go tournamnets.
The book gave a good understanding of the aggression needed around the bubble and some good concepts you need to know around this stage of the tournament.
I feel my game improved 8 fold after reading this and found it a pleasant read.