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When you visit Amazon and check for pokerbooks you see an avalanche of poker-literature. If you had to make a choice what would be your top 5 or top 10. I would like to purchase a few books but I find it difficult to choose.
 
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I did that but didn't find much info and the guy in that thread recommends 18 !!! titles. A bit over the top IMO.
 
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there are many helpful online books you can just view them online.
 
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There are a few threads here about recommended books. Do you play tournaments or cash games?
 
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while this thread has popped up, I will ask if anyone has read the "new" daniel negreanu book, i have his first one and have read it like 3 times along with a couple others, but Im really thinking about buying a new book, and since hoh is based on cash games? then I want to see what ppl say about his new one!
 
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dakota-xx said:
There are a few threads here about recommended books. Do you play tournaments or cash games?

Mostly tournaments, I am currently reading Harrington and I like his style, easy to read (a relief comparing to Slansky) and very helpful. I am thinking of buying his two books on cash too and Doyle's SS.
 
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ZZFLOP said:
Mostly tournaments, I am currently reading Harrington and I like his style, easy to read (a relief comparing to Slansky) and very helpful. I am thinking of buying his two books on cash too and Doyle's SS.
Looks like you've got it figured out then.
 
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Play Poker Like the Pro's by Phil Hellmuth
Hold'em Poker For Advanced Players By Sklansky and Malmuth
Any book by Harrington
Every Hand Revealed by Gus Hansen
 
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