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Cela s'appele "Secrets of Sit 'n' Gos: Winning Strategies for Single-table Poker Tournaments ".

Les 1ères critiques de 2+2 sont bonnes

L'autheur est Phil Shaw ( gros grinder on line) et voici la table des matière.

Table of Contents


Introduction

1. Introducing the author
2. What is a sitngo?
3. Why play sitngos?
4. How much money can I expect to make?


Pre-game Strategies

5. Prepare yourself
6. Game selection
7. Assessing your opponents
8. Structure implications
9. Turbo vs. standard speed sitngos
10. How much should you expect to pay in entry fees?
11. A note on multi-tabling sitngos


Other Considerations

12. Introducing position
13. Introducing hand ranges
14. Introducing EV (Expected Value)
15. Introducing ICM (the Independent Chip Model)
16. Harnessing the power of ICM


The Early Game

17. Introducing the early game
18. How well do you ‘play poker’?
19. Playable hands in the early game
20. What type of game are you in?
21. Limping vs. raising
22. Playing in the blinds
23. Calling raises, re-raising and moving all-in
24. ICM considerations for early game play
25. How your strategy changes if your chip stack increases
26. How your strategy changes if your chip stack decreases
27. Thoughts on tight vs. loose play in the early game
28. Post-flop play


The Middle Game

29. Introducing the middle game
30. Introducing effective stack sizes
31. How pre-flop hand selection alters as your stack size diminishes
32. A note on blind stealing in sitngos
33. A note on the size of your opening raise as the blinds increase
34. Re-raising a player all-in
35. Being re-raised all-in
36. ICM considerations for middle game play
37. Defending the blinds


The Late Game

38. Introducing the late game
39. The all-in zone
40. Playable hands in the late game
41. Assigning hand ranges to opponents
42. Playing against limpers and limping with high blinds
43. ICM Considerations for late game play
44. A note on antes


The Bubble

45. Introducing the bubble
46. The sitngo player’s dilemma - hang on for third or play to win?
47. ICM considerations for bubble play
48. Being all-in on the bubble in a sitngo
49. High blinds with equal stacks on the bubble
50. A note on assuming optimal opposition, and accounting for suboptimal opposition
51. Assessing stack sizes, blind structures and seating positions
52. When all stacks are similar in size
53. When you have a dominating stack
54. When one of your opponents has a dominating stack
55. When you have a short-stack or micro-stack
56. Attacking your nearest rivals
57. Calling all-in (and calling an all-in) on the bubble
58. Co-operative vs. non-cooperative bubble strategies
59. Manipulating all-in situations when players are short stacked
60. Planning for and manipulating blind increases
61. When the stacks are still deep on the bubble
62. Playing a dominating stack when deep
63. Playing a medium stack when deep


In the Money (playing three-handed)

64. Introducing the money stages
65. Re-evaluating the payout structure
66. ICM considerations for three-handed play
67. Re-evaluating your strategy for three-handed play
68. When the stacks are still deep in three-handed play


Heads-up (playing one-on-one)

69. Introducing heads-up play
70. Playing in a cash game freezeout
71. Small-ball vs. jam or fold strategies
72. Playing small-ball
73. Playing jam or fold


Strategies for non-standard sitngos

74. Six-max sitngos
75. Two-table sitngos
76. Sitngo satellites with only one prize
77. Sitngo satellites with more than one prize
78. Making your own assessments of non-standard sitngos
79. When a level is determined by number of hands rather than time
80. A note on button movement when a player is eliminated


Miscellaneous Topics

81. The limitations of ICM
82. Other ICM considerations
83. Sitngo tools and resources
84. Bankroll considerations based on ROI and Variance
85. Moving up in stakes
86. From $200 to $100,000 in one year (and 5,000 sitngos)
87. The future of sitngos


Hand Q and As

88. Introducing the Q and A section
89. The early game
90. The middle game
91. The late game
92. The bubble
93. In the money
94. Heads-up
95. Non standard sitngos

Source : 2+2

Un beau programme en perspective

y aura-t-il une version en français ?

ah oui, ça a l'air vachement bien

alcatras a écrit:

y aura-t-il une version en français ?

English only dans un premier temps

Quand tu dis Bible, c'est pas seulement une image à voir le nombre de chapitres!!

Mais ça fait que 240 pages, 2.5 pages par chapitre, un peu light non ?

Je l'ai precommandé sur 2+2... j'en ferai une petite critique parès l'avoir lu..

Hans, ça te dit un p'tit échange de lectures ? J'ai un sacré paquet de bouquins à présent : les harington on holdem et on cash, les Gordon, un ou deux sklansky, le poker au-delà du hasard, poker mindset, vaincre son pire ennemi, chaque main révélée, etc etc .....