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Server Time: 3/16/2010 4:11:05 PM PACIFIC |
 Categorization of hands, Jeff Pierce, 26. Sep 2003 08:32 | ||
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| I see in some people's post that they refer to hold 'em starting hands as "group 1-4", group 5, and so forth. I also seem to remember that someone called these hands "Sklansky's group 1-4, group 5...". If this is a reference to a convention that David Sklansky has written about in one of his books, which book does he discuss this in? If not, what reference can I read that discusses this grouping convention? Thanks. Jeff | ||
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| Re: Categorization of hands, shorn, 26. Sep 2003 08:47 | ||
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| This reference is in both of his Holdem books, the original treatise (which I highly recommend), and the one for Advanced Players. Other authors have also adopted a similar method with slightly different tweaks (Lou Krieger's right angle graph comes to mind). | ||
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