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Message: [QUOTE="reglardave, post: 709860, member: 15394"] From you list, the following are all worth the time(in no particular order): Internet Texas Hold'em Winning Strategies From An Internet Pro (Matthew Hilger) No Limit Hold 'em Theory and Practice (David Sklansky, Ed Miller) Championship No-Limit & Pot-Limit Hold'em(T.J. Cloutier & Tom McEvoy) The Theo Cage book left me meh, Anything by Roy Roubder is okay. Ace on the River is basically a memoir, and is good as such. If you play mostly online, the Caro is of limited use to you, but a good read. I can't hoestly recommend Hellmuth's book to anybody. Unlike many' I enjoy watching him play, but as an instructor he's his own PR man. Sklansky's [I]Eight Mistakes[/I] is very brief, and useful Read Gordon's Little Green, the 3 vols. of HOH, by all means. They are MUST reads, and IMO, should be read in that order. Super System is a classic, but if you play mostly NLHE, you won't honestly get that much good out of it. [/QUOTE]