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[QUOTE="sovabrat, post: 1073432, member: 50716"] Hey guys, this is my first post on here. I am a long time player of poker, but only recently have I attacked this hobby/passion of mine the same way I would studying for my professional certification and applying it to my career. I am a CPA by trade and a total theory geek. I am still no where close to an expert on the topic but here is my two sense. A lot of the poker books recycle the same information because it is all relevant. It is important to take pieces from all of them and come up with your own theory and style that works for you. One book on my top "to read" list is "Elements of Poker". I actually tried buying it today online but Best Buy book store was out and I want to use a giftcard I have. ANyways, this book offers more than starting hands and pot odds. The author is a talented poker coach and offers his own theory and terminology... and it works. Anyone who has read it please comment also. PS That list of books you own is quite impressive. I have been so busy studying for my CPA tests that I have not devoted the time to reading that I would like. Good luck to all and please don't steal my pots :). [/QUOTE]
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