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As a recreational player wanting to take my game (NLH) more seriously, are there any books that people recommend I read? Obviously, books aren't always the way forward but they can certainly help!

I'm not looking for something full of the basics, but something a little more advanced instead.

I also have a Kindle sat collecting dust so are there any ebooks that people recommend?
 
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I'm in the midst of reading this book and it's been pretty helpful in trying to change my mindset especially when I've been experiencing a lot of bad beats.

[ame="http://www.amazon.com/The-Mental-Game-Poker-Strategies/dp/0615436137"]The Mental Game of Poker[/ame]
 
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Thanks, I'll check that out!
 
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bulding a bankroll by Pawel "verneer" Nazarewicz. this book helped me to improve my game.....if you don't believe me just check this out this was my permormance after i study this book. all hands are from NL10.
 

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I know this might be a little offtopic, if it is i'm sorry, but i wanted to know some good books for begginers also aswell for mid level. Thank you in advance for answers.
 
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Just search in Amazon's kindle aera.There are a lot of kindle version poker book.You will enjoy.
 
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khe0ps said:
I know this might be a little offtopic, if it is i'm sorry, but i wanted to know some good books for begginers also aswell for mid level. Thank you in advance for answers.

I like to play the style of tight aggressive so I like the Harrington Books.
 
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TakMits said:
bulding a bankroll by Pawel "verneer" Nazarewicz. this book helped me to improve my game.....if you don't believe me just check this out this was my permormance after i study this book. all hands are from NL10.

Thanks for this rec. Never heard of this guy until now, but have decided to give it a try on Kindle.
 
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TakMits said:
bulding a bankroll by Pawel "verneer" Nazarewicz. this book helped me to improve my game.....if you don't believe me just check this out this was my permormance after i study this book. all hands are from NL10.

Thanks for that, I'll give it a go!
 
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Kill everyone . !!!
 
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I think trust has only himself and his opinion, not as there books, most better to learn from their mistakes.
 
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Balyev said:
I think trust has only himself and his opinion, not as there books, most better to learn from their mistakes.






More than one way to learn the game, what works best for you doesn't have to be the only way.
 
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I would just look online too if you don't want to spend your own money to learn about texas holdem. There are plenty of sites on the internet that will help you improve your game dramatically.
 
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I would just look online too if you don't want to spend your own money to learn about texas holdem. There are plenty of sites on the internet that will help you improve your game dramatically.

I've found that the donk who takes all your chips teaches you a lot , for a cheaper price :)
 
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