glauberlsilver
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Which books do you indicate for beginners?!
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Any book just read. Read the hardest book st the beginning, good tip. Learn fast learn hard win hard. Good luck my friend. 🍀
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The Theory of Poker" by David Sklansky is highly recommended for beginners. It covers fundamental concepts and strategic thinking essential for improving your poker skills.
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Here is a small selection of good books. I hope you find something for yourself.
Jared Tendler "The Mental Game of Poker"
Ed Miller "Texas Holdem for beginners"
Ed Miller "Professional NL Holdem"
Ed Miller "Small Stakes NL Holdem"
Andrew Seidman "The Easy Game"
Tri Nguyen "The NL Holdem Workbook"
Jared Tendler "The Mental Game of Poker"
Ed Miller "Texas Holdem for beginners"
Ed Miller "Professional NL Holdem"
Ed Miller "Small Stakes NL Holdem"
Andrew Seidman "The Easy Game"
Tri Nguyen "The NL Holdem Workbook"
BetterThanAvgButNotByMuch
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I'll lose it if someone puts up Modern Poker Theory, lol.
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It's a great book and actually the first I read, but is a bit advanced. I remember horribly messing up preflop at first, as I would be calling off 5bets all in at 2NL with AK and always running into AA and KK, not realising that no one is 3betting and 4 betting the GTO rangesBetterThanAvgButNotByMuch said: