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Books

I want to lean more.

Wich books would you recommend to improve fundamentals??

Thanks!!

If you want to absolutely read books, I would suggest Phil Gordon's color book (all of them).

But I like better improving m skills by watching the tournaments replays AND practicing. Even Play money is not THAT bad to lern when you go to higher stakes.

Watching tournaments and actually listening to the commentators is a good AV book for the lazy man

Everything by Jonathan Little.

He also have one of the best YT-channels with lots of free webinars and tips.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOWqXBOz_hoBtaqwWN_kaQQ

Hello.
I read Ed Miller's book Texas Hold'em for Beginners.
Without a doubt, this book was helpful to me

Thanks You Lena!!! I'll find it.

Jack Reacher said:

https://www.cardschat.com/poker-books.php

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Wooow really helpful!! Thanks!!

Yanko57 said:

If you want to absolutely read books, I would suggest Phil Gordon's color book (all of them).

But I like better improving m skills by watching the tournaments replays AND practicing. Even Play money is not THAT bad to lern when you go to higher stakes.

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Yup I watch videos and some players videos everyday. [emoji4] [emoji4] [emoji4] [emoji4]

Thanks a lot!! I'll find out.

pentazepam said:

Everything by Jonathan Little.

He also have one of the best YT-channels with lots of free webinars and tips.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOWqXBOz_hoBtaqwWN_kaQQ

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Hmm interesting!! Thanks mate!!

Kraanjhb7 said:

Watching tournaments and actually listening to the commentators is a good AV book for the lazy man

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Like pokerstars commentators??? I love them lol. "Hello my babies"

What a book you recommend to learn poker?

I would recommend books by Dan Harrington. He has several books about poker. I found it very informative, they have a lot of practical examples with good explanation and pointing also to mistakes .

Unfortunately, all books were written before online poker appeared. In those days there were not as many tournaments and players as now.

Unlimited heads-up hold'em for experts (Will Tipton)
According to the author, the poker book Heads Up Guide explains in simple language all the little things about this type of tournament, right down to which hands to open preflop. Personally, I learned a lot from it and it is relevant in 2019.

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Does anyone refer me any good books for learning MTT strategies?

harringtons m series is all i will use myself

I recommend reading articles on poker sites and watching other players play these days. Poker is changing and books are becoming obsolete.

more you need to visit this site Cardschat here is all you need

http://pokerbooks.lt/books/en/05_01_en.pdf harrington pdf book on mzone and other things you can use in poker


good luck my friends is a lot of information go slow is hard to learn to apply these strategies in tournaments.... i use this book and read a ton and go over my pt4 pokertracker 4 play etc... mzone is my biggest used stat honestly.... I do not always follow it cause i play often from behind.... yet is a ton of things in this book that helps my game outside of just the mzone factors Good luck

gallora said:

Unfortunately, all books were written before online poker appeared. In those days there were not as many tournaments and players as now.

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This is untrue... there's been many more books written since online poker & the poker boom began.
For someone just getting started, Harrington on Hold'em is a good place to start (for Tournament play). fwiw, Will Tipton's HU books would be a terrible place to start from.... way too complicated for a beginner.

Are looking to learn how to play the game of poker and the rules of poker or just general strategy and game theory of poker? Is there a specific type of poker that you are looking to target?

I think as old as they are good places to start include The Theory of Poker by David Sklansky and agree very much with the Dan Harrington references have read both his cash game and tournament books and think they give an excellent starting point ....but there are a ton more .... and I think you could find something useful in even the oldest offerings

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can someone please advise on the top 5 most potent and technical poker books out there. Books that have information that is relevant at even the highest stakes. i would appreciate books that have a mathematical take on: poker variance of the many variety of situations, reg exploiting and hand reading, GTO!! as deep as GTO gets, detailed treatment of ICM. thank you