Shortest poker books ever written

[automat]

Let others do the talking
Running bad
How to make friends and influence people

all by Jamie Gold

[casa82]

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A guide in using different words to end a sentence
by Scotty Nguyen

[pocketpared]

Staying Big Through Proper Nutrition
by Chad "My Arms Technically Are Legs" Brown

[gordo16]

Common Courtesy at the Tables - Josh Arieh
Beating Full Tilt the Easy Way - David Benyamine
Meaningful Hobbies Away From Poker - Chris Fergusson

[pocketpared]

Dominating Final tables Through Intimidation and Stack Control

#1 hit single, "I Have Wrists That Jingle Jangle Jingle"

by Howard Lederer

[True North]

<u>Tasteful Tattoos</u> by Annie Duke

[LongBall42]

Theo and Me: An Uplifting Story of True Friendship by Issac Haxton

[scottjf8]

How to make sure your players are comfortable - the Rio Management

Tournament Structures - by Poker Superstars on Fox Sports

How to talk your way into winning a tournament - by Peter "Nordberg" Feldman

[king_nothing_]

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See, guys...long ago, we had these things called "typewriters", which had no italics or bold print. In such archaic times, we used caps to indicate a title, as per instructions. You'll notice (or perhaps you won't, being obviously a bit slow) that not all letters are capitalized, just the titles. Pardon my ignorance of your new fangled keyboard thingies.

Funny response, though...

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<u>Keeping Up With Modern Technology</u> by you

[NoLimitLeagues]

How to develop state of the art software - by Team Cake Poker