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Preface | |
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Introduction | |
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Some Definitions Before We Begin | |
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Counting Outs | |
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How Much Does A Mistake Cost? | |
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An Example Of Counting Outs | |
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Pot Odds By The Book | |
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The Problem With All This... | |
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Estimating The Number And Value Of Your 'Outs' | |
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The Basic Rules For Counting Outs | |
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Why Do We Sometimes Add One Out For The Possibility Of Holding The Best Hand? | |
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Partial Outs And Borderline Decisions | |
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Common Sense | |
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Practice Counting Outs | |
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Some Important Concepts | |
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Draw Odds Are Meaningless Unless They Measure The Chance Of Winning | |
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Money In The Pot Belongs To Nobody...Yet | |
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Each Betting Round Generally Stands On Its Own | |
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But Flop Odds Change If You Are Committed To The Hand | |
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Your Number Of Outs Can Change Between The Flop And The Turn | |
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Aggressive Play Can Manipulate The Implied Odds | |
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Aggressive Play Can Create Outs | |
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If Bet Odds Are Positive, Get As Much Money In The Pot As You Can | |
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It Hurts To Lose | |
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Exposed Cards DO Matter | |
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Table Action Charts | |
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How We Will Use The Table Action Charts | |
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Charting The Action | |
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Committing On The Flop | |
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Some Happy Endings | |
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Charting the Free Card | |
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A Few Observations | |
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Homework and Good Playing Habits | |
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So What Good Are All These Outs? | |
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Out For The Count | |
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A Quick Review | |
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Classifying Your Opponents | |
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Loose vs. Tight | |
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Aggressive vs. Passive | |
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Setting The Standard | |
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Modifying Your Out-Count By Classifying Your Opponents | |
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The Advantage Of Relative Position | |
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But What About The Turn? | |
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What Good Are All These Charts, Really? | |
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How Big Is The Pot? | |
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Pot Size On The Flop | |
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Pot Size On The Turn | |
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What If You Don't Know What Your Opponents Will Do? | |
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Summarising The Rules For Counting The Pot | |
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An Example Of Counting The Pot | |
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The Advantage Of Position On The Flop | |
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The Advantage Of Position On The Turn | |
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A Chart You Can Finally Use | |
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If The Pot Is Raised | |
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How To Play Marginal Decisions | |
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Online Play | |
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Playing For Keeps | |
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First, A Word About Bluffing On The River | |
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Exceptional Draws | |
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Good Draws | |
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Complex Draws | |
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Long-Shot Draws | |
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The Most Powerful Play In Poker | |
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When The Board Pairs | |
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Raising With Middle Pair | |
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Timing Your Raise When You Do Make Your Hand | |
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Seven Steps To Mastery | |
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Begin To Count Outs | |
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Begin To Classify Draws | |
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Begin Counting Pot Size On The Flop | |
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Continue Counting Pot Size Through The Turn | |
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Memorise The Important Charts | |
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Practice Reading Opponents' Late-Street Tendencies | |
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Bring Your 'A' Game | |