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[QUOTE="Enzo1089, post: 2127375, member: 98825"] Referring to the post from Trimming1 - I actually looked into Doyle Brunson recently. What book would you recommend from him though? He has several, and if I do go the whole reading-route for improving my game, I would like to know which book would be best to get. Also, to the people who are saying to get the books to understand more of the math side of things...I'm just not really sure I need a book to understand that. I'm going to be graduating college soon with a degree in computer science, but a minor in MATH. To get this minor, I took Calculus 1, 2, and 3. Along with 2 semesters of a class named Probability and Statistics (1 and 2). Actually, one of the subjects in Prob/Stat II was the probability of poker hands when playing texas holdem, which was pretty interesting to me ;) Just as a little aside, I'm kind of surprised at how quickly this thread blew up. I posted this on July 2nd, checked back on the 3rd and it had over 100 views, but no replies. Apparently it got quite a few replies on the 4th though :p [/QUOTE]
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