Top books specifically about no limit

[Bentheman87]

I already have read Harrington on Hold'em V1 and 2, Theory of Poker by Sklansky (not specifically about NL but still very good), Hold'em Poker for Advanced Players by Sklansky and Malmuth (didn't like this one much), Super System (skipped to the last section about NL, good read). Am I missing any good books on NL?

 

[pantin007]

no i think u have a pretty good library there
maybe u should read the rest of super system and diversify ur game further than holdem
ppl generally dont play the other games well so u can capitalize on that if u know the basic strategies for each game{off topic but i thought i should throw it in}

 

[Boeggs]

Don't forget Harrington on Holdem Volume 3. It tests you on what you learned in volumes I & II and then scores you. I just started reading it last week.

 

[SubT33]

Don't forget Harrington on Holdem Volume 3. It tests you on what you learned in volumes I & II and then scores you. I just started reading it last week.

Does it give you check marks or gold stars?

 

[Boeggs]

It scores you and will tell you whether your DONK or PRO material.

 

[SubT33]

Nice. But seriously how do you like it so far?

 

[pantin007]

SUBT33
i have a question for u
why do u have a link to the cc home page
dont u think if they are on the forum they know what cc is and they also know that it is the best forum around

 

[Boeggs]

I like the book. It has many case studies many from pro tournaments. You take the place of a certain pro and see how you would play the hand compared to how they played it. You are scored depending on whether you, call, raise, fold, etc. It's well worth the $29.95.

 

[SubT33]

Bentheman, sorry about hijacking the thread. :deal: (that's a little dude giving you the apology in writing)

SUBT33
i have a question for u
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dont u think if they are on the forum they know what cc is and they also know that it is the best forum around

Yeah, on the surface it makes me look like a donk, but I thought I should after I made this post

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[Bentheman87]

Cmon there's gotta be more good poker books out there than just the 5 I have, no one has any recommendations?

 

[Munchrs]

Why hasnt AG posted here?

 

[WVHillbilly]

For tourneys: Kill Everyone

For cash games: Professinal No-Limit Hold'em

Actually those are just my 2 most recent reads. The Phil Gordon books are also good.

 

[vanquish]

SUBT33
i have a question for u
why do u have a link to the cc home page
dont u think if they are on the forum they know what cc is and they also know that it is the best forum around

hi pantin plz dont make fun of my friend SUBT33 k?

 

[aliengenius]

You should probably state if you are playing tournaments or ring games (seems like tournaments to me)-- there have been a bunch of NL ring game books out lately. Saying "What books are specifically about No-Limit" makes it sound like you are playing cash games (which is belied by your reading the HoH series). Frame your question better and you will get better answers.

WVHillbilly's recommendations above are excellent.

Here is my library thread, generally categorized. Of course reading math and theory and general strategy is going to help your game no matter what you play.