I have a lot of them. I am an avid reader of almost anything. The best poker book that I've read lately for Texas Holdem is "Little Green Book" by Phil Gordon. If you read this book there will be an improvement of your game.
For 7 stud the best book that I have read is "7 Card Stud 42 Lessons" by Roy West.
For just overall poker it's "Poker 101 Ways to Win" by Andy Nelson.
Andy Nelson also wrote a book on 7 Stud Hi/Lo that is short, but very helpful to get you to shift gears from 7 Stud to 7 Stud Hi/Lo.
For 7 stud the best book that I have read is "7 Card Stud 42 Lessons" by Roy West.
For just overall poker it's "Poker 101 Ways to Win" by Andy Nelson.
Andy Nelson also wrote a book on 7 Stud Hi/Lo that is short, but very helpful to get you to shift gears from 7 Stud to 7 Stud Hi/Lo.
Haven't read yet but I know they're good.
There's 3 books that I got and haven't read yet cause I've set goals.
1st- Was to do all the PS free course.
2nd- Is to finish the: Become a Winning Poker Player in 30 Days, here at CC.
3rd- Is: Poker Work Book for Math Geeks by Doug Hull.
4th- Is: Grinders Manual by Peter Clarke.
And last that probably won't be is: The Mental Game of Poker by Jared Tendler.
This is of course a list that will grow bigger and bigger.
I still want to learn way more about GTO and all.
But there it is, the books I'll read and was recommended to.
There's 3 books that I got and haven't read yet cause I've set goals.
1st- Was to do all the PS free course.
2nd- Is to finish the: Become a Winning Poker Player in 30 Days, here at CC.
3rd- Is: Poker Work Book for Math Geeks by Doug Hull.
4th- Is: Grinders Manual by Peter Clarke.
And last that probably won't be is: The Mental Game of Poker by Jared Tendler.
This is of course a list that will grow bigger and bigger.
I still want to learn way more about GTO and all.
But there it is, the books I'll read and was recommended to.
To unhappiness, or to happiness, I didn't read the books by Poker ever...🙄
Only when I begin to play, I watched the many different TV Poker Shows and Events...:smile:
Now I only watch the Poker streams sometimes...😎 But basically this is not easy
own Poker experience...:joyman:
Only when I begin to play, I watched the many different TV Poker Shows and Events...:smile:
Now I only watch the Poker streams sometimes...😎 But basically this is not easy
own Poker experience...:joyman:
ednaroza said:
Here are my favorites from over the years
https://twitter.com/GripsedPoker/status/1452060588369195015?s=20
In addition I'd recommend mastering small stakes no limit hold'em by Jonathan Little & Modern Poker theory by Michael Acevedo if you wanna get really deep into theory.
I have a wonderful list of books that I have read that have really benefited me.
Jared Tendler "The Mental Game of Poker"
Ed Miller "Texas Holdem for beginners"
Ed Miller "Professional NL Holdem"
Ed Miller "Small Stakes NL Holdem"
Andrew Seidman "The Easy Game"
Tri Nguyen "The NL Holdem Workbook"
If you read them carefully and apply new knowledge in practice, I am sure that they will be useful to you. Good luck.
Jared Tendler "The Mental Game of Poker"
Ed Miller "Texas Holdem for beginners"
Ed Miller "Professional NL Holdem"
Ed Miller "Small Stakes NL Holdem"
Andrew Seidman "The Easy Game"
Tri Nguyen "The NL Holdem Workbook"
If you read them carefully and apply new knowledge in practice, I am sure that they will be useful to you. Good luck.
Moorman's book of poker it's written differently than the others you get a hand and then some analysis is quite an interesting concept, its an old book but it helped me also I like Mental game of poker or The theory of poker by David Sklansky
I don't read any books. I read a little different, once upon a time, but decided that the main thing was practice, discipline and a quick process of recuperation after a long tournament. Not everyone can have enough rest, because they need to go to work. Then again there is no strength and this greatly affects the quality of the game.
