In Bainn's own words...
On Sunday the 15th I embark on a 6 session training regime with the author of an intriguing addition to the ranks of poker literature -
In brief, the author aims to help you to become a live stat tracking machine, which may seem a ludicrous idea yet one that can add a very definite edge to your game. With the aid of proven memory techniques, you will develop the ability to recall the exact range an opponent has played & shown plus all other information you feel is pertinent, not just during your session but also for the next time you face those players. While others will be playing such vague hunches as "He/she has not played the last 10 hands, they must have a decent one now" you should have an accurate track of what constitutes a hand to them in such a circumstance.
Having purchased the book I will warn that work has to be put it by the reader, although the techniques are some of the best in relation to memory development they are not quick fixes, you have to earn this potentially profitable skill which is why I am delighted to be working with the author. I already have a decent recall ability but I will admit the book is requiring me to unlearn what I think makes up our memory and start afresh but the end benefits, not only at the table, will be worth it in my opinion.
I will update this after each training session and if I face particularly difficult problems or make interesting discoveries during my training but I am afraid you won't find the techniques from the book posted here, you will have to purchase the book for yourself.
Buy on Amazon
On Sunday the 15th I embark on a 6 session training regime with the author of an intriguing addition to the ranks of poker literature -
In brief, the author aims to help you to become a live stat tracking machine, which may seem a ludicrous idea yet one that can add a very definite edge to your game. With the aid of proven memory techniques, you will develop the ability to recall the exact range an opponent has played & shown plus all other information you feel is pertinent, not just during your session but also for the next time you face those players. While others will be playing such vague hunches as "He/she has not played the last 10 hands, they must have a decent one now" you should have an accurate track of what constitutes a hand to them in such a circumstance.
Having purchased the book I will warn that work has to be put it by the reader, although the techniques are some of the best in relation to memory development they are not quick fixes, you have to earn this potentially profitable skill which is why I am delighted to be working with the author. I already have a decent recall ability but I will admit the book is requiring me to unlearn what I think makes up our memory and start afresh but the end benefits, not only at the table, will be worth it in my opinion.
I will update this after each training session and if I face particularly difficult problems or make interesting discoveries during my training but I am afraid you won't find the techniques from the book posted here, you will have to purchase the book for yourself.
Buy on Amazon
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