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Though having been written almost three decades ago, in 1978 by World Class Poker Champion Doyle Brunson, this book has proven itself a timeless classic, featuring strategies and techniques still used by the professionals today.
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This classic Phil Hellmuth read is a great resource for every player to have. While it lacks in the tournament strategy and in-depth focus that you’d expect from a seasoned professional like Hellmuth, the book certainly provides a great beginner’s overview of the many aspects of poker.
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This book is an outstanding resource for the Hold ‘em fanatics out there. Just as the name suggests, in this book, Dan Harrington brings his own form of strategic play to the table, giving insight on what strategies he uses, and how he uses them.
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The follow-up to his Strategic Play release, the book will give you the necessary skills to take down your opponents late in the game. Focused on the finishing stages, as its name alludes, Harrington provides you with his strategy of taking down pots late in the game.
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Carved out of the minds of coauthors David Sklanskys and Mason Malmuths, two classic superpowers in the world of poker, Hold ‘em Poker for Advanced Players hit the shelves in 1988 with an incredible impact.
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If you’ve ever sat and watched a poker game, whether it be on T.V. or at a live event, you’ll notice that have player has their own mannerisms. Each player will act differently under certain circumstances, and almost every player, at one point or another, will give away their hand, unbeknownst to them.
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Ken Warren’s approach in this book is very different from most. It is written almost like a one on one session between you and him, and he explains that progression through the book is to be made at the reader’s own pace, and only when one chapter is mastered should you move on to the next.
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The second book in John Vorhaus's winning series, Killer Poker Online : Crushing the Internet Game will take players through the steps needed to dominate in online play.
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This 160 page paperback is an incredible resource for beginner and professional alike. If you’re looking to take your game online, this book will show you the ropes, outlining what you can expect, why internet play can benefit any player of any caliber, and the skills necessary for you to win.
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This truly is a unique book. Rather than finding strategic consult or tips and tricks in improving your game, this book takes a different approach. It simply poses the question: Why do players play as they do?
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In this comprehensive, 432 page guide, “The Poker Pundit” Andrew Glazer explains the strategy, etiquette, money management, odds, and pitfalls involved in the game of poker.
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Author Lou Krieger wrote this book with one intention: to make you a better Texas Hold ‘em player. This 159 page paperback is a great resource for any player, from the seasoned veteran to the casual beginner.
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Toting certain “rules” that players should live by, George Epstein does a spectacular job of informing and entertaining. The book delves quite deeply in strategy sections, telling you exactly what and what not to do when playing.
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Follow alongside Steven James as he progresses in his career of poker, gathering the tricks of the trade from the very best and putting them to use.
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