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How Many Poker Books Do You Read?
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[QUOTE="Poker Orifice, post: 3064295, member: 33113"] There's even some decent 'poker books' out there for what you're describing here in this post. Personally I've read a lot of poker books. As a guess I'd say around 75 books (& still have maybe 25 hardcopy at home & another 30+ on my e-reader). When I started playing online poker I got very addicted to 'learning' the game. I'd recommend picking up a few books to anyone who hasn't read one before. Typically those who say books aren't worth reading are those who haven't read any (or at least not any decent ones). Many also believe the book is going to tell you how to play... vs. using your own style of play. This is false (sort of)... good books will teach you how to think (which in turn will help you learn how to play in given situations). [/QUOTE]
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