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Message: [QUOTE="Nathan Williams, post: 1973327, member: 83632"] Ya no problem man and I know you didn't mean any harm with it. You can find out more about my book on my website, link in my sig. No hard copy available. It comes with pdf, mobi (for kindle), and epub (ipad etc). As for what I recommend, I haven't actually read that many books. Theory of Poker (Sklansky) was the first book that I ever read. I think it is about limit poker and you won't find much relevant strategy for today's games. However, it got me to think about the game correctly and I have loosely built much of my strategy off of those core principles over the years. The only other two books that I really liked (and like I said I haven't read that many others so this is not a dig at anything else) were Ace on the River and Treat your Poker Like a Business. Greenstein and Schmidt respectively. Neither of these books really deal with much strategy either but moreso how to manage your life as a poker pro from a live and online perspective. Both authors are prolific winners who stand the test of time as well. I am very picky about that. Training videos have helped me a lot over the years with strategy. I have been a member or at least done the trial on almost every major training site. I learned a lot in the early days of training sites from Cardrunners pros like Green Plastic (Taylor Caby) and Brian Townshend. After that I navigated more towards the now defunct Stox poker and watched countless Leatherass (Dusty Schmidt) videos along with Matt Bolt and a few others. Jared Tendler as well for the mental game side and even working with him a bit. I should mention forums as well, mostly 2+2. Although that forum is a bit muddled these days with noise versus quality of discussion due to it being so huge now if you know whose posts to look for in the strategy sections it is still an extremely valuable resource. All and all though, just playing the game has been the biggest factor for me. I think people have a tendency to over study a bit these days. I do post here a fair bit and I am an author as well so I am always curious what people are reading, what the trends are etc. [/QUOTE]

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