Poker Psychology books

[King Yao]

I agree with AngryCola. There are times to play differently against different players, even given the same actions and situations. Is that considered part of the psychology of poker? I think it is - you are identifying their psychological make-up based on how they played previous hands, and that gives you ideas to play differently against some players, even with the exact same hand and in the exact same situation.

The simple choice of calling against a constant bluffer versus folding against a non-bluffer - in my mind, that is part of the psychology of poker.

To the original poster- I haven't read Killer Poker, so I can't comment on that. I do think Psychology of Poker and Inside the Poker Mind are both top notch books, go get them!