New member, which 5 free books to choose ?

[Deioces]

Hi,

This is my first post on the 2+2 forums so I'll start with introducing myself, I'm a 21 year old guy from Sweden that mostly plays low limits SNG and MTTs I have hade some succes but I want to transfer my game and also to become a better poker player. I want to develop and become more of cash games player with focus on 6max NL games.

Now to the more interesting part, I just saw that 2+2 gives you the opportunity to recive 5 free books if you register at a new site. So I would need your advice to first choose the poker room you would recomend then also more importantly which 5 books should I choose regarding that I want to become a very succesful 6max NL cash game player.

I hope I get some nice answers,
Thank you.

[raze]

Can you post or link to the list? I'm too lazy to try and find it, sorry [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[gregorio]

From list A, yOu should chose NLHE theory and practice, and Professional NLHE.
From list B, it doesn't really matter. Maybe Getting Started in Hold 'Em if you are pretty much a beginner. Maybe Mathermatics of Poker, if you like that sort of stuff. I think the rest of the list B book are pretty useless.

[raze]

Never mind, I took the 3 seconds to find it:

http://www.twoplustwo.com/bonus/

You absolutely have to get NL Holdem Theory and Practice, the green one. I own it and re-read it every few months. A lot of the books are based on limit, so be careful with your selection.

[Deioces]

the list is here:
http://www.twoplustwo.com/bonus/

I also forgot to mention that I have Skalanskys "theory of poker" and lee nelsons "kill phil"

[raze]

I've heard great things about the Harrington series; apparently they are rooted in tournament play but are useful for the cash games as well.

Also, this forum is full of book reviews.

[Deioces]

Thanks guys for the advices I will look forward to read these mentioned books [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]