Just finished Harrington... what's next?

[PequDios]

So I just finished Harrington's book Volume III: The Workbook. I scored 388/591 which is good for "A player with solid base of skills to build upon." which I think is fairly correct. Now I want to look into Sklansky's books. Where should I start? I would like to get more into the mathmatics of poker and anything on NLHE tournaments. What's my best bet?

[Gonso]

Theory of Poker
NLHE: TAP
Mathematics of Poker

You just read the best series there is on tourney NLHE, but there's a SNG book coming later this month (Collin Moshman)

[mike1601]

LGB by Phil Gordon

[Gonso]

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LGB by Phil Gordon

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That would be a step backwards

[Gelford]

The Full Tilt Tournament Book ?? (haven't read it, but people seem to think it is not bad)

[mike1601]

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LGB by Phil Gordon

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That would be a step backwards

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I know that LGB is nothing like HOH, but it's still a very good book..

[PequDios]

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LGB by Phil Gordon

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That would be a step backwards

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I know that LGB is nothing like HOH, but it's still a very good book..

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I actually have read PG LGB. That was my first poker book. I then read Harrington. I really think that that is good way to go, start with PG LGB and then move up to Harrington.

I'm really not looking for anything step above Harrington, 'cause I don't think that there is any poker tournament book that is better, but I just want to keep on reading and learn more.

[Gonso]

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I know that LGB is nothing like HOH, but it's still a very good book..

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It's a very good book, but if you've read HoH you can move on to move advanced work.

[dyinginabubble]

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LGB by Phil Gordon

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That would be a step backwards

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SO TRUE!