winky51
02-18-2004, 03:55 PM
I am glad i found this site and I am thankful for all the advice I get. I write all of it down. So I would like to pass on some books I read to any newcomers and get more advise to buying new books.
My recommendation for order of reading
MOVIE Rounders, very inspirational.
Texas Holdem (David Sklansky)
Great intro to the game and basic strategy.
Winning Low Limit Holdem (Lee Jones)
Very helpful and easier to read than Sklansky's books. Well written and easy to understand. Gives good insight.
Texas Holdem for Advanced Players (David Sklansky)
A bit difficult to read but it can be a difficult read due to the fact that the authors are not writers. More technical in my opinion.
Super System (Doyle Brunsen)
While the above is more accurate this book give some insight to the people and how to play against them. It also has some great stat charts.
Hold'em Odds Book (Mike Petrov)
Stats, stats, stats. Its like working out your math brain. Nice book to have.
Tournament Poker for Advanced Players (David Sklansky)
Good book for getting into tournaments. I have placed )1st-3rd) in 2/3 of the tournaments I entered ($30/$3 limit and NL) Very differnet tourney play from ring table play.
Caro's Book of Poker Tells (Mike Caro)
Still gotta read this one.
I am looking for new books to read. Any recommendations?
My recommendation for order of reading
MOVIE Rounders, very inspirational.
Texas Holdem (David Sklansky)
Great intro to the game and basic strategy.
Winning Low Limit Holdem (Lee Jones)
Very helpful and easier to read than Sklansky's books. Well written and easy to understand. Gives good insight.
Texas Holdem for Advanced Players (David Sklansky)
A bit difficult to read but it can be a difficult read due to the fact that the authors are not writers. More technical in my opinion.
Super System (Doyle Brunsen)
While the above is more accurate this book give some insight to the people and how to play against them. It also has some great stat charts.
Hold'em Odds Book (Mike Petrov)
Stats, stats, stats. Its like working out your math brain. Nice book to have.
Tournament Poker for Advanced Players (David Sklansky)
Good book for getting into tournaments. I have placed )1st-3rd) in 2/3 of the tournaments I entered ($30/$3 limit and NL) Very differnet tourney play from ring table play.
Caro's Book of Poker Tells (Mike Caro)
Still gotta read this one.
I am looking for new books to read. Any recommendations?