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Theory of Poker
by David Sklansky
David Sklansky discusses theories and concepts
applicable to nearly every variation of the game,
including five-card draw (high), seven-card stud,
hold'em, lowball draw, and razz (seven-card lowball
stud). This book introduces you to the Fundamental
Theorem of Poker, its implications, and how the
theorem should affect your play. Other chapters
discuss the value of deception, bluffing, raising,
the slow-play, the value of position, psychology,
heads-up play, game theory, implied odds, the
free card, semi bluffing, and much more...
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Holdem Poker
for Advanced Players
by David Sklansky
and Mason Malmuth
A dual effort between David Sklansky and Mason
Malmuth, this book touches on various advanced
poker subjects for the Hold'em player. In this,
the 21st century edition, psychology, semi-bluffing,
reading hands and other advanced parts of the
game are discussed at length. This book is not
as easy to read as many others and the reader
should have a good knowledge of at least basic
of Hold'Em strategy. However, it has been wildly
recognised as a valuable piece of literature to
own, if you're serioius about improving your game.
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Winner's Guide
to Texas Holdem Poker
by Ken Warren
The most powerful book yet written on beating
hold'em, shows serious players how to play every
hand from every position with every type of flop.
Learn the 14 categories of starting hands, the
10 most common Hold'em tells, how to evaluate
a game for profit, value of deception, art of
bluffing, 8 secrets to winning, starting hand
categories, position, more! Bonus: Includes detailed
analysis of the top 40 hands and the most complete
chapter on hold'em odds in print.
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Play Poker Like
the Pros
by Phil Hellmuth
Jr
The perfect introduction to the world of Texas
Hold'em, Omaha, Seven-Card Stud, and Razz no matter
what level of player you are. Includes basic and
advanced strategies, when to play, when to bluff,
when to raise, and when to fold. Also includes
techniques for reading other players and avoiding
going on tilt. Covers brick and mortar and online
games and tournament play.
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Championship
Holdem Cloutier & McEvoy
by Cloutier
& McEvoy
Two of the heavy hitters from the world of poker,
TJ Cloutier and Tom McEvoy are very well respected
by their piers. This book comprises some of the
best knowledge these two have to offer on both
cash and tournament holdem play. Strategy for
the modern game is found here and easy digested
in a conversational style of writing. A potential
to be a classic in years to come, Championship
Holdem should be on every poker players bookshelf.
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Championship
No-Limit & Pot Limit Holdem
by T. J. Cloutier
and Tom McEvoy
If you're serious about your Hold'em poker game,
this is one very valuable book that should be in
your library. TJ Cloutier and Tom McEvoy have teamed
up once again here to provide an insight into world
class hold'em poker. Between them the two have won
eight WSOP titles, impressive credentials for writing
such a detailed book. Pot limit and no limit hold'em
are the items on the agenda here. The advice offered
is sound and will improve the game of many players.
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Doyle Brunson's
Super System by Doyle
Brunson
A classic amongst many poker players, Super System
is still today held in such high regard that it
isn't unusual to find players in modern day card
rooms clutching a copy. This mammoth book isn't
one you will flick through in a day or two. With
608 pages of incredible knowledge from not only
Brunson himself, but well respected strategy writers
such as David Sklansky (Theory of Poker), Mike Caro
(Poker University) and Bobby Baldwin, you'll need
to set aside plenty of time to absorb all these
gems of poker information.This is a book every serious
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Doyle Brunson's
Super System II by
Doyle Brunson
The first Super System book is perhaps one of the
best known and best loved poker books around, even
today amidst the masses and masses of poker strategy
and theory pieces on offer. So, when Doyle Brunson
announced Super System II was on the way, many questioned
his motives behind such a book. After the first
book, Brunson was heard to say he wished he never
wrote it, claiming he'd have to adopt a different
approach in future as his book gave readers too
much insight into his game... or perhaps this was
just clever marketing by the famous Texan? Super
System II is a much needed update on the regular
Super System. Brunson goes into detail about the
modern game and in particular, internet poker. There
are also excellent sections by Mike Caro and Jennifer
Harman on Limit Hold 'Em as well as other greats
of the game. This is an excellent choice if you've
never read Super System one or are looking for a
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Internet Texas
Holdem
by Matthew Hilger
Professional Internet poker player Matthew Hilger
explains some winning techniques and the differences
in strategies between Internet and live play. A
comprehensive overview of Texas Holdâ€Tem
is presented including general poker concepts such
as probability and odds, bluffing, raising and check-raising.
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Poker For Dummies
By Lou Krieger
For beginner poker players as well as more experienced
players who want to improve their game. This handy
guide is filled with anecdotes and strategy tips
about antes and betting structure, knowing your
opponents and understanding the odds. Poker For
Dummies also covers the following topics and more:
* Setting up a game at home. * Playing in a casino:
Do's and don'ts. * Playing in poker tournaments.
* Money management and record keeping. * Knowing
when and how to bluff. |
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