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Message: [QUOTE="Nexus6, post: 971391, member: 45578"] For tourney's "Harrington on Hold'em I , II , III Now for more fun reading a I seem to enjoy any poker books by Mike Caro. Just be aware of older poker books like "Caro's book of poker tells" (alot of people have read that book and will pick up on that you are trying to read them and they will do the opposite of what mike caro's say's in that book) Yea , My live game opponents are really strong players :) . If your a sharp person than you will get alot out of David Sklansky. He has books on all types of poker. For me I have to allways refrence back to them and had to read it over and over lol.. TJ cloutier has some books that I would get just based on the facts that he is a really really skilled player... Hope this helped. [/QUOTE]