any suggestions

can some 1 reccommend a good poker book that really explains the math that is involved in poker?????:deal:

a good choice is always super systems 1 and super systems 2
of u can just read the strategy articles and blogs here at cc
THEY ARE GREEAAATTTT

Well according to our resident liturature expert Aliengenius Mathew Hilger's odds and Probabilities is one of the better "math" books

If your main game is NLHE, Sklansky/Miller's NLHE Theory and Practice is strong on math. Not for the faint of heart, though.

Harrinton on Holdem 1 and 2 are my picks.Both combine to form 1 large book.There is enough math in these to play poker well.More importantly there is plenty of the other info needed to play.

These books are a must read for any tourney player,but have plenty of info that applies to cash games as well.

As far a Sklansky goes I have never read any of his books.I do know he is the math wizard of poker though.Couldn't go wrong with his books either.