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Message: [QUOTE="detroitjunkie, post: 2799772, member: 61462"] There are a bunch but it really depends on how you want to play and what you want to play. Skylanskys book was a little too basic for me, but its good for beginners. If you want to play live maybe pick up a book of tells or even books about psychology and micro-expressions. Let there be Range is a great book, especially for online cash games, problem is its very expensive...however I have a digital copy I may be persuaded to dub if the offer was right. hit me up in a message and we can talk. This book will increase your profit margins significantly. btw Math of Poker by Chen is amazing, but a tough read, you really need to understand somewhat complex math There are a few good Omaha books too. Farha's is tuff, he is crazy, I really enjoyed The Big Play Strategy by Hwang and use most of his teachings in my play [/QUOTE]