| This is a discussion on Poker books within the online poker forums, in the General Poker section; Hi guys, Started my poker biblio and starting out with NL Holdem theory and prac (D.Sklansky), Super System as well as Super System. what other ... |
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| Poker books Hi guys, Started my poker biblio and starting out with NL Holdem theory and prac (D.Sklansky), Super System as well as Super System. what other books would you recommend for a newbee |
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| Three and a half words: Harrington On Hold 'em Aliengenius will no doubt be along shortly with his much better researched and considered opinions, which you'd do well to listen to. But you can't go wrong with Harrington if you're a tournament player |
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| Get all the volumes of Harrington On Hold"em. Others I would suggest since you alread have both Super Systems are Small Stakes Hold"em (Sklansky and Miller); Theory of Poker (Sklansky); Sit n' Go Strategy (Collin Moshman): and just a good read not related to strategy is Positively Fifth Street (Jim McManus) Also get a subscription to Card Player, it comes out every two weeks and there are some great articles in it, much more in depth than either Bluff or All In. There's also lots of really good books for Stud and Omaha, although not nearly as many as there are for NLH. There's also a lot of just plain crap out there, stuff that was published just to capitalize on the popularity of Hold'em. Last edited by THe Slob : 27th November 2007 at 5:49 AM. |
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