My Poker Library v3

#2 1st April 2008, 2:26 AM

Sick.

#3 1st April 2008, 2:34 AM

Sick indeed. I doubt those would even fit in my house.

#4 1st April 2008, 2:37 AM

Please tell me you haven't read all them AG! Thats one sick collection

#5 1st April 2008, 3:40 AM

I have this vision of AG, aged 85 or so, sitting in a chair inside a small flat in upstate NY, laughing maniacally and clutching a tattered old copy of "Kill Everyone" to his chest, walled in on all sides by thousands of poker books.
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#6 1st April 2008, 7:10 AM

Even reading more than 10 would be sick. I'm speechless. Which one do you think have made the biggest impact on your game?

#7 1st April 2008, 9:02 AM

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Originally Posted by aliengenius

How to Turn Your Poker Playing into a Business by Ann-Margaret Johnston, CPA

I was thinking of getting this one next. I know you have some books that you haven't read yet (as do I). Have you read this one yet? If so, has it helped you or did you just end up relying mostly on your tax preparer/advisor?

#8 1st April 2008, 2:35 PM

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Originally Posted by MrSticker

I was thinking of getting this one next. I know you have some books that you haven't read yet (as do I). Have you read this one yet? If so, has it helped you or did you just end up relying mostly on your tax preparer/advisor?

It's good, I actually bought a copy for my cpa. However, if you have someone who does your taxes it's probably a bit superfluous in the long run. Also, consider Tax Help for Gamblers and Professional Poker (<<very good and comprehensive, covers topics no other book does, such as staking agreements).

Quote:

Originally Posted by pokerdada

Even reading more than 10 would be sick. I'm speechless. Which one do you think have made the biggest impact on your game?

Probably impossible to say. I'll duplicate my answer from one of the previous thread:

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Originally Posted by aliengenius

There are so many good ones, it's really tough to pick. Anyway, here are five that you might not pick out right away. Each one had a huge impact on my game, and after reading it something just "clicked" and I seemed to take another step in my understanding:

Killer Poker by John Vorhaus
Hold’em Poker by Gary Carson
The Book of Bluffs by Matt Lessinger
Zen and the Art of Poker by Larry Phillips
Small Stakes Hold’em by Ed Miller, et. al.

#9 1st April 2008, 3:55 PM

I think my head just exploded

#10 1st April 2008, 4:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by aliengenius

It's good, I actually bought a copy for my cpa.

#11 15th May 2008, 6:17 PM

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Originally Posted by aliengenius

Trying to round out the list, I got these:

* Every Hand Revealed by Gus Hansen

* How to Think like a Poker Pro by Roy Cooke, John Bond

* Women's Poker Night: Stories and Strategies from the Feminine Side of the Felt by Maryann Morrison (Editor)

* Queens Can Beat Kings: Broad-Minded Poker for Winning Women by Susie Isaacs

* Poker's Strangest Hands: Extraordinary but True Stories by Graham Sharpe

* 52 Great Poker Tips: At Home, Tournaments and Online by Lou Krieger

Picked up:

Optimal Play: Mathematical Studies of Games and Gambling by Stewart Ethier
The Little Book of Poker by David Spanier

#12 15th May 2008, 6:44 PM

I have actually never picked up a book on poker in my life, and although I feel I am a good player at microstakes, my recent downswing/break has spiked my interest in reading a couple. I was thinking of using my FPPs to get the two Harrington Cash Game books.

Any thoughts AG? Like I said, I have never read a book on poker, but I am by no means a beginner and I mostly play microstakes 6max cash games.

#13 10th November 2008, 7:51 PM

know this is an old thread ..but this is like a list of every poker book ever writtin....lol

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