Favorite Poker Books

I just wanted to ask you all if you have a favorite poker book? I have a good library and collection of them, some really boring, some really interesting....some are WAY more informative to my game than others. Obviously everyone who has not read any poker book should start out with Doyle Brunson's books (basically the poker Bible) Super System and Super System II.

For tournaments there is only one set that really stands out in front....

Harrington on Hold'em Volume 1 and Harrington on Hold'em Volume 2 by Dan Harrington, Bill Robertie

For Cash games and one of the first poker books I ever red....

Hold'em Excellence Lou Krieger Limit Hold'em Cash Games

There are so many other authors and books out there....I could go on....but what do you all think?

[b]I like harriongton on hold'em. It has nice illistrations. (yes I like pictures. You don't have to read it like a book. I sometimes pick a section and read the situation problems.

I found 2 new books, Hold Em on the Come by Rolf Slotboom and Harrington Cash Vol II. I have not started the Harrington one yet but the other one I am liking alot. Right now, I prefer Limit Hold Em and the Rolf Slotboom book is all about drwaing hands. Last year in my research I found out that I get about twice as many drawing hands as I do pairs. So, I decided to see what was out there on drawing hands and this one has fit the need. I would recommend this one for the library.[quote] Time is Money....so study hard, practice what you study and collect the benefits.

One of the best I have found is Ken Warrens Winner's Guide To Texas Hold'em Poker but, it is not an advanced book. It just gives a lot of insight into the basic skills needed to win. To Me it is even better than Doyles Super System 2

The Book of Bluffs
Authors: Matt Lessinger
Publisher:Warner Books
Length:256 pages
Date:2005
Price:$11.35




I'm reading this book right now.