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[QUOTE="BetterThanAvgButNotByMuch, post: 6309376, member: 480921"]
That's a nice collection.  I like the Moshman books, Tournament Poker by Sklansky, now that's the 2+2 stuff I'm familiar with, lol. You have the condensed version of Little's series.  Not a fan of the Kill Everyone books, though.  Not familiar with the newer books but it looks like you've got some good books to study.

I have boxes and boxes of Poker Boom books that I studied years ago, boxes.

And that's why when I decided to start playing again have tried to use kindle editions although I prefer hard copies.   They don't take up space, you can book mark them and you know where they are.  I know I have at least 3 copies of [I]Seven Card Stud for the Advanced Players[/I] in boxes around the house, in storage etc, lol.

A lot of books you can get used and can get a decent copy delivered with everything to your door for like $5 now which is wonderful but is too tempting since I'll eventually just junk up the house, lol.  The kindle editions are usually at a reduced price (sometimes close to half off) of  printed copy now as well and if I could take my library like on a device or laptop and would be very nice especially when I traveled then that would be a million times better than dragging the hard copies around.  Just something to think about if you keep going but that's up to you.

The other problem is I'm getting older and my eyes aren't the same as they used to be.  I dusted off a copy of The Poker Tournament Formula  and I'm thinking that I need a magnifying glass to read it now, lol.  I can magnify it on the computer so that's not a problem with the online editions.  Something to consider down the line though.

Again, nice collection, thanks for sharing!!
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