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[QUOTE="MediaBLITZ, post: 2127934, member: 77190"]
Any answer you would get on this is just a shot in the dark until you supply vital information that effects the recommendation - and you wouldn't want the recommendation of anyone who would fail to ask these questions.

Cash or tournament focus?
If tournament - structure and field size?

Live or online focus?

Stakes played most often?
How long playing these stakes?

Fill in this info and you will get better answers.  Just a hunch - but based on your latest post you might thrive with a steady diet of Sklansky.  Definitely "Theory of Poker" should be in your library.

Keep in mind the game has evolved SUBSTANTIALLY since Doyle Brunson ruled the tables with his methods of play.  Not only has the game changed but books on the subject over the years have changed also.  Once upon a time, poker reading started and ended with Brunson.  But there just wasn't much available.  All respect to Doyle, but today there are just those who do it better, both at the table and the typewriter.
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