My poker library

[NajdorfDefense]

No one has the awesome Weighing the Odds in Hold 'Em by King Yao? Really? I'm very surprised.

[fnord_too]

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No one has the awesome Weighing the Odds in Hold 'Em by King Yao? Really? I'm very surprised.

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That is one of my 50-100 [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

[antidan444]

I haven't played a lick since November, but here's the collection I have:

- Play Poker Like The Pros (cut me some slack, it was my first book)
- Hold'em Poker for Advanced Players
- Tournament Poker for Advanced Players
- Small Stakes Hold'em
- Harrington on Hold'em part I & II
- Pot Limit & No-Limit Poker

Before I ever got into playing I found "Big Deal" at the public library. Interesting read then, would probably better understand it now.

[dmk]

books are overrated

practice makes perfect

[antidan444]

I agree, but without the books I would never have done near as well as I did.

(Not that I tore it up, but still ...)

[aaronk56]

Okay my collection

The Complete Guide to Poker (bought about 20 years ago and written in 1967)
Positively Fifth Street
Play Poker Like The Pros
Super System
Holdem Poker for Advanced Players (as my son just said to me "Why do you have that book?")
Killer Poker Online (a gift but without a doubt the worst book ever written about poker)
H on H V I
Theory of Poker
H on H V II

[kokiri]

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books are overrated

practice makes perfect

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QFT

In addition to some of the above, I have a couple by ciaffone and rubenstein: Big Bet Poker, and another one. They're quite interesting, but really collections of standalone essays.

[Neil S]

Theory of Poker
Hold'em Poker For Advanced Players 21st Century Edition
Harrington on Hold'em I

The first two I bought at once. I didn't know HEPFAP was about limit when I bought it, though. Oops.

I think I may be trying to sell these now, though. Not because they're bad books, but because I've quit poker, heh.