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[QUOTE="Poker Orifice, post: 1546973, member: 33113"]
The books that I have been hearing a ton about, but have not yet read myself is Winning Poker Tournaments - One Hand At A Time by Rizen, Apestyles and Pearljammer . The three are very successful online MTT players and really [I][B]breakdown the different stages of a tournament[/B][/I] and how you should adjust. I haven't heard any bad things about these books and they seem to be way more current than Harrington's.[/quote]
 [I][B]breakdown the different stages of a tournament[/B][/I]  < actually.. they're not really about this.  Vol.1 is a series of what they'd consider to be 'trouble hands' mostly.  Vol.2 is devoted to 'after the bubble'.
 
Many who recommend the WinningPokerTournament books would strongly advise to read HOH first (actually pretty much anyone I've ever talked to about them).
AND.. for Tournament play (nlhe) they are for sure the shyt! (have read vol.1 maybe 5x now...maybe more, lol.. I've gone cover-to-cover4 or 5x, as well as bookmarking certain hands/pages to review again later on, then next time I go back thru the bookmarked pages..  Vol.2, 3x so far.  
Both of these books are excellent. Looking forward to Vol.3
(Vol.1 outshines Vol.2 though for sure... although for many who have big leaks in endgame play, Vol.2 would obv. be good for them.. I just didn't find it personally as appealing as Vol.1).  
Looking forward to Vol.3 ;)
I could easily see myself reading over a couple thousand handhistories written about by these guys & still never getting bored.
 
Haven't read Tommy's book.. 'yet' but it has been on the top of my list for awhile now.
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