DAN HARRINGTON IS A VERY SMART MAN WHO HAS DONE FOR DEEP STACK CASH GAME PLAYERS WHAT HE ALREADY DID EARLIER FOR TOURNAMENT PLAYERS. THIS BOOK IS A MUST READ FOR WINNERS.

Whit this book, I improved my skills on cash games, and learnt how to avoid mistakes. Recommended reading for beginners.

This volume completes the series. I play only on-line. The whole section on tells is about betting patterns. On-line thats all you have to go on. So this works great for me. Combine that with the board reading skills I picked up in the first volume and my NL cash game has improved a whole lot. I think anyone that has some basic skills in poker and is a break even or loosing player will improve to a winning player after a couple of reads.

Harrington señala, con mucho tino, las diferencias necesarias e imprescindibles que separan al juego exitoso en torneos y mesas de efectivo. Es claro, directo y sencillo de entender. Quizás haga demasiado hincapié en las cuestiones estadísticas y matemáticas. Pero, el jugador despierto entenderá que son la matriz de inicio que separa al jugador desordenado y con destino incierto del que intenta desempeñarse con claridad.
No se puede dejar pasar por alto.

Harrington as usual has a thorough and disciplined approach to no limit cash games. You'll want to read this because a lot of us playing no limti cash games already have.

This is a fantastic book on how to make money playing hold'em cash games, it specifically covers the turn and river, and as always Dan Harrington does a magnificent job of explaining the concepts, as well as having a lot of problems to practice to let the concepts sink in.

If you want to make money playing hold'em cash games, this is one book you have to have.

This second volume is more useful than volume 1. In fact it speaks about turn and river play which is often underrated...many good problems explained by Harrington help the reader to develop a feeling for the different situations...it's far from perfect but more useful than volume 1...if you have to buy one buy this...

I just read both volumes on Harrington on Cash Games "How to Win at No-Limit Hold'em Money Games", I also had previously purchased both volumes of Dan Harrington's much heralded tournament series ...

First Harrington again has done a comprehensive job of creating an epic; however I personally found him less of a revelation in the cash game series than in the tournament books. It could be me and my base of knowledge.

Volume I covers Pre-flop play and play on the Flop.

Volume II covers the Turn and the River as well as some sections on dealing with Loose Aggressive style players, Tells, Beating Weak Games and Bankroll Management.

Bottom line, I wish he never wrote it... If a sucker has the brains and discipline to read it, learn it and practice it, he will be a better player. Harrington once again has wised up some suckers.

Lucky for us, 90% of all people who claim they play poker think they already play better than 90% of all poker players. Thank the good lord that these people are too lazy and are not sufficiently motivated to read and learn.

I posted this on my blog as well at [...]

Personally, I can't afford $35 for a poker book. If Mr. Harrington would see fit to either send me that amount (preferable), or a copy of his book (less preferable), I will immediately read it and critique it.

While I am waiting for either the book or the cash, this 5 star review will have to do. After all, the man writes good books and has an IQ, I think, in the 160s. Why shouldn't he receive 5 stars? Who am I, wretched creature that I am, that I should give him less?

So I can truthfully say at this time that no poker library is complete without it. BUY THE BOOK!