Books Harrington on Cash Games, Volume II: How to Play No-Limit Hold 'em Cash Games
Books and Publications Average Rating:

Rating: - deeper thoughts.
I enjoyed the reasoning for doing certain things differently and why, including losing plays. The Megagame was a different thought. Takes some courage to do some of these moves, but it sure is fun. The examples are terrific, but hard to remember. In fact don't know who could remeber all the detail, all the different percentage plays when in a live game. Great book.

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Rating: - An Interesting Perspective
I have always been a fan of Harrington's poker style. He seems to be able to take advantage of the other player's mistakes. And in Volume Two of Harrington on Cash, he tells you how to do the same. After only reading through the book once, I have already had $20 winnings each time I play online poker.

The book stars out right where Volume One left off, talking about being a tight-aggressive player. So, I would suggest buying them in a set. Harrington also gives great 'problems' for you to work out after each chapter. I find Harrington on par with Sklansky and even Doyle Brunson with their poker advice and the edge that they will give you for the game.

See you at the felt!

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Rating: - Absolutely Spot On
This book is the bible for deep stack cash game play. Highly recommended to anyone who plays cash games.

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Rating: - More garbage from 2+2.
How many worthless poker books can 2+2 sell to the mob? This book covers no new ground. Everything written is super simple, common sense, beyond obvious, elementary. The hand examples are ridiculous. It's like they are teaching kindergarteners. What is written in this book is BEYOND OBVIOUS.
Waste of money.