What poker books would you like to see?

[Barbara Coast]

Phil Gordon's Little Red Book of Chinese Poker.

[Montrealcorp]

a book specialised for blinds play in limit.
about almost all situation that can happened

[skillzilla]

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a PLO book
a HU book
a book that deals with opponents mistakes and how to exploit those mistakes, sort of like an expansion to that chapter on TOp

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and i dont mean a book on full ring short stack nut peddling omaha

[Briman51]

A no limit hold 'em book for heads up or short-handed play, by phil ivey.

A book on reading players in live play by Dan Negreanu.

A poker etiquette book by Phil Hellmuth

[ElCoral]

-A HOH caliber book written by a LAG player.

-A book on limit O/8. The stuff that's out there is just not that good.

-A book on 6 max play. I'm really surprised this hasn't been done yet. There's Stox' book but I'd love something for the lower stakes players.

[phydaux]

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Phil Gordon's Little Red Book of Chinese Poker.

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Wouldn't that be Little Yellow Book?

[Gelford]

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Phil Gordon's Little Red Book of Chinese Poker.

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Wouldn't that be Little Yellow Book?

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No it definately would be The Litte Red Book [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

(If I had any photoshop skill, I'd put Phils face there)

[Scientize]

A book that deals with playing multiple tables online and addresses playing against the same players on different tables in the same and different games, taking effective notes, using software. Explanations of using hand histories to improve your game. Some advice on how to watch and learn from watching high stakes games online would be nice too.

[Pokerdemic]

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This is what I'd like to see:

Have Mason & Dave pick a forum or set of forums - Limit hold'em, MTT, SnG, NL FR, NL 6-max. Then they each read every thread going back 6-8 months. Each time they find an interesting thread they copy n' paste it into a word document. If they each comb one forum or set of forums going 6-8 months back, then they should each come up with 300-400 interesting threads per forum or forum set.

Then they go over their lists together and pick hands that they both think are interesting. They then comment on the advice given by the posters, both the good advice and the bad advice. This should pair down both the lists to around 200-300 hands per forum or forum group.

A little massaging to put it all into a readable format (and to mask the identity of any of the various forum posters) and

***PRESTO***

Internet Poker Essays, vol I Limit Hold'em
Internet Poker Essays, vol II MTTs & SnGs
Internet Poker Essays, vol III NL FR & 6-Max Cash Games

Totally doable, totally marketable.

After all, 90% of the strategy articles in poker magazines are exactly this, only it's all "Here's a hand a buddy of mine played. We were discussing it nine days later while white water rafting through the Grand Canyon, yet still managed to remember every detail and nuance. Here's what Fred did. Our friend Susie just happen to be listening and said this, and then I corrected both of them when I said..."

And they all expect to publish compilations of their articles as poker strategy books. I don't see how this would be any different.

Frankly, I'm surprised none of the enterprising regular posters (or lurkers) hasn't done this already.

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I too have been surprised this hasn't been in the works. I wouldn't be in favor of the exact structure your talking about. But an anthology of this 2+2 wisdom edited would sell, even if you could get it for free here.

[SuperUberBob]

6-max Hold'em cash games
PLO book
Small Stakes NLHE