Flush 12 September 2011 18:41 h
AAndreia Registered at 2011-03-20 Posts: 270	cinicool posted harrington rules They are really good.
High card 12 September 2011 12:32 h
cinicool Registered at 2010-10-25 Posts: 9	harrington rules
Flush 21 April 2011 11:58 h
AAndreia Registered at 2011-03-20 Posts: 270	try here
One Pair 21 April 2011 11:34 h
andre1403 Registered at 2009-03-01 Posts: 17	Does anybody knows a good dutch poker book?
One Pair 21 April 2011 10:15 h
COBRAREI99 Registered at 2011-02-02 Posts: 11	MUITO BOM PARA ENTENDER MELHOR O POKER BRAZILBANK
One Pair 18 April 2011 19:15 h
slaney Registered at 2011-04-19 Posts: 11	Sklansky's and Harrington's book
Flush 16 April 2011 12:42 h
JhooksJ Registered at 2011-03-20 Posts: 270	Another collection i liked was "Harrigton on hold em". It's 3 volumes of good info.
One Pair 13 April 2011 23:01 h
ales123456 Registered at 2010-08-15 Posts: 10	don't forget to use
One Pair 10 April 2011 13:46 h
Bliausmas Registered at 2010-04-21 Posts: 23	Phil Hellmuth's books are the best
High card 10 April 2011 12:30 h
JamesDabear Registered at 2009-10-10 Posts: 7	Lee Jones' book is great for players who want to work on their Limit Hold'em game. Super System sometimes is too advance for players just starting out, but Jones did a great job with his book. Harrington on Hold'em is required.
One Pair 10 April 2011 11:56 h
LoyLT Registered at 2009-10-10 Posts: 18	Poker books are a good way to learn more about poker. Google is the best key for this woo hoo yaaa
One Pair 9 April 2011 18:43 h
AAChipMagnet Registered at 2010-05-23 Posts: 12	Never believe anything you read. j/k. There are some good reference material out there for sure. Just don't forget to use your gut instinct.
Flush 2 April 2011 15:34 h
JhooksJ Registered at 2011-03-20 Posts: 270	My favorites are "phil gordons little green book" and "Playing Texas Hold'em Online - The Professional's Guide (A.J. Mills)"
One Pair 2 April 2011 12:30 h
dsbridinger Registered at 2011-04-02 Posts: 10	thanks for the suggestions
One Pair 2 April 2011 11:31 h
rivdee Registered at 2010-03-20 Posts: 10	The sklansky books are interesting, but way too heavy into the math. His tournament book is a must read for strategy though
One Pair 2 April 2011 11:29 h
rivdee Registered at 2010-03-20 Posts: 10	I can recommend a book to NOT read: Hellmuth's book...
One Pair 2 April 2011 11:26 h
insaine333 Registered at 2010-08-07 Posts: 11	cool man love it.. BIG_CHIPSBEN@POKERSTARS
One Pair 2 April 2011 11:18 h
eteks Registered at 2009-08-09 Posts: 10	for those who play cashes i reommend Harrington on Holdem book
Straight 22 January 2010 02:49 h
rivotril Registered at 2008-07-08 Posts: 109	A nice book to read after professional no limit holdem vol 1 (Flynn, Mehta & Miller) that Japmaster recommended is : Small Stakes No limit Holdem by The same authors.
Moderator 21 January 2010 13:25 h
Japmaster Registered at 2006-06-12 Posts: 2082	Sounds like a very interesting book, specially if you play a lot of tournaments