Posted Wed Mar 30, 2005 10:51 pm GMT by Cheech3398
I just got Phil Gordon's book recently from my mother and its just like90% of the other poker books out there: A restatement of what any seasoned poker player would call obvious. But it made me think...the few books that were manuscript for the original poker "law" years ago ( super/system, Skalansky's Theory, maybe Helmuth's character categorization)...do they still hold as strong value today as when they were released? So many people play to the rules of these books, is it not more profitable to play different from their guidance? Or are the words wise enough to live on forever?
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