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Looking for poker books to borrow

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  • 11-07-2009 12:22am
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    Roy Brindley's book looks to be a good read. The first chapter made me want to read the rest. Could anyone loan it out along with another book that is an introduction to small stakes (.50/1) holdem.

    I have heard you can read books online the same as a library. Is this true and if so, does anybody know any sites?


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    thedini
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    Just go into Waterstones or wherever and read the next chapter:rolleyes:


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    Blacktie.
    Registered Users Posts: 2,903 ✭✭✭Blacktie.


    Get Ryan Fees ebook and print it out. Its a gold mine of info for the micros and best of all its free. Just google his name and you'll find it easy enough.


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    GKidd
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 427 ✭✭GKidd


    Flushed wrote: »
    Roy Brindley's book looks to be a good read. The first chapter made me want to read the rest. Could anyone loan it out .QUOTE]

    I've got a copy somewhere..I'll give you €5 to take it off my hands


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    aodea
    Registered Users Posts: 730 ✭✭✭aodea


    Flushed wrote: »
    Roy Brindley's book looks to be a good read. The first chapter made me want to read the rest. Could anyone loan it out along with another book that is an introduction to small stakes (.50/1) holdem.

    I have heard you can read books online the same as a library. Is this true and if so, does anybody know any sites?

    roy brindleys book is not great, i would recommend amarilo slim in a world of fat people, or the man behind the shades both much better reads.


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