How Many Poker Books Do You Own? -Survey-

[gildwulf]

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Hi B@nd!t:

Very few.

best wishes,
Mason

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Reading all the poker books on the market would be my own personal version of hell. I don't envy you.

[maurile]

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Come on... no ones owns more than 70 poker books. If you think you do, I want to see a list.

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Probably not a complete list (hadn't updated in a while):

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The Theory of Poker, David Sklansky
Big Deal: One Year as a Professional Poker Player, A. Holden
The Biggest Game in Town, A. Alverez
Poker Nation, Andy Bellin
The Body Language of Poker, Mike Caro
Poker for Dummies, Lou Krieger
Starting out in Poker, Stewart Ruben
Improve Your Poker, Bob Ciaffone
Holdem Poker, David Sklansky
Serious Poker, Daniel Kimberg
Winning Low Limit Holdem, Lee Jones
Gambling Theory and other Topics, Mason Malmuth
Sklansky on Poker
The Psychology of Poker, Alan Schoonmaker
Caro's Fundamental Secrets of Winning Poker
Complete Book of Holdem Poker, Gary Carson
Holdem Excelence: From Beginner to Winner, Lou Krieger
Tournament Poker, Tom McEvoy
Thursday Night Poker, Peter Steiner
Zen and the Art of Poker, Larry Phillips
Getting the Best of It, David Sklansky
Poker Essays, Mason Malmuth
Championship No Limit Holdem, TJ Cloutie
Winner's Guide to Texas Holdem, Ken Warren
More Holdem Excellence, Lou Krieger
Poker Tournament Tips from the Pros, Shane Smith
Holdem Poker for Advanced Players, Sklansky and Malmuth
Super System, Doyle Brunson
Middle Limit Holdem Poker, Bob Ciaffone
The Official Dictionary of Poker, Michael Wiesenberg
Insiders Tips for TT Holdem, Mike Gilbert
Killer Poker, John Vorhaus
Texas Hold'em Poker: Claiming $2-$5
Inside the Poker Mind, John Feeny
Tournament Poker for Advanced Players, David Sklansky
Total Poker, David Spanier
Profiling Poker Nitwits
How to Play Poker Like the Pros by Phil Helmuth
Seven Card Stud, by Roy West
Tournament Practice Hands, by Tim McEvoy and TJ Cloutier
The Railbird, by Rex Jones
The Little Book of Poker, David Spanier
The Professional Poker Dealer's Handbook
The Tao of Poker, Larry Phillips
Shut Up and Deal, Jesse May
Telling Lies and Getting Paid, Michael Konik
The Hand I Played, David Spanier
Internet Poker: How to Play and Beat Internet Poker Games, Krieger
Championship Omaha, T.J. Cloutier & Tom McEvoy
7 Card Stud: The Waiting Game, George Percy
Real Poker 2: The Play of Hands, Roy Cooke & John Bond
Championship Holdem, T.J. Cloutier & Tom McEvoy
Fundamentals of Poker, Mason Malmuth
Poker, Gaming, and Life, David Sklansky
Poker Essays, Vol. 3, by Mason Malmuth
Poker Face: A Girlhood Among Gamblers, by Katherine Lederer
The Evolution of a Poker Player, by Steven James
Poker Essays, Vol. 2, by Mason Malmuth
Seven-Card Stud for Advanced Players, by David Sklansky
Internet Texas Holdem: Winning Strategies from an Internet Pro, M. Hilger
The Little Green Book of Hold'em, by Walter Fong
How to Beat Low Limit 7 Card Stud Poker by Paul Kammen
A Friendly Game of Poker, by Jake Austen
The Science of Poker by Mahmood N.
Killer Poker Online, by John Vorhaus
Poker Humor, Gary Oliver
Gambling for a Living, Sklansky and Malmuth
Programmed Poker, Jim Glenn
Tournament Strategy, David Suzuki
Small Stakes Hold'em by Ed Miller
Harrington on Hold'em Vol. 1, Dan Harrington
Harrington on Hold'em Vol. 2, Dan Harrington
How Good is Your Limit Hold'em
Weighing the Odds in Hold'em Poker, King Yao
Getting Started in Hold'em, Ed Miller
Super System 2, Doyle Brunson
Ace on the River, B. Greenstein

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About half of these you could use for toilet paper.

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Three fourths of them if he had chili.