Harrington on Hold 'em: Expert Strategy for No Limit Tournaments
by Dan Harrington; Price:
Customer Review: Any poker book that will win you an occasional bet or two is obviously well worth the buy. Harrington's book will certainly do that, even if you're a loose player. You need to know the thought processes of the tighter players such as Harrington but he also covers other styles of play as well. [read more]

Doyle Brunson's Super System II
by Doyle Brunson;
Customer Review: Super System is a great addition to any Poker library. SS2 is no exception it includes key chapters on Holden, Stud Hilo and Omaha (PL). I will not bore you with elaborating on the NLHE chapter rehash or the Aceball Chapter (Who's going to play that anyway?) or the online chapters other reviewers have commented on those. ... [read more]

The Theory of Poker
by David Sklansky;
Customer Review: There's no doubt that this is one of the most respected books on Poker ever written. The advice given is sound, with consideration for odds, game theory, psychology etc. However... 1. Sklansky is not a good writer. His English is often stunted, flows badly, and often gets lost in poker lingo, instead of explaining concepts... [read more]

Doyle Brunson's Super System: A Course in Power Poker
by Doyle Brunson;
Customer Review: This is nice reading but if you are interested in learning some strategies for you poker game against you buddies on Friday night, this isn't for you. If you are going to be playing in tourneys against strong players, then read it. He has some unique strategies which will steal you some pots. [read more]

Caro's Book of Poker Tells
by Mike Caro;
Customer Review: Want to beat your buddies on Friday night? It will take you only a day or two to read it. But, if you constantly review it, you will eventually start reading people with ease. If you have some type of strategy and understand the strenth of hands, this will steal you some nice pots. You need this one if you don't want to ... [read more]

Hold'Em Poker for Advanced Players
by David Sklansky;
Customer Review: I read a lot of poker stuff and I have acquired a good understanding of strategy in conjuction with other texts, especially from applied mathematics and gambling psychology. This book explains in depth the strategy, reading hands and even psychology in an enjoyable manner. But I think it still has no full coverage of odds ca... [read more]

Small Stakes Hold 'em: Winning Big With Expert Play
by Ed Miller;
Customer Review: There are, of course, dozens of poker books out there. Most of them have the same basic advice. Start with Lee Jones or Ken Warren. Learn that playing A4o and Q4s are pretty stupid plays. Learn that three cards to flush on the flop is not a hand. Learn that playing head to head and drawing to an inside straight is not smart.... [read more]