Poker Books

[jimmym]

Hello Guys and Gals.

I have just finished reading a book Internet Poker by Lou Krieger, actually its the 3rd time I have read it through. It was a interessting read and some good but fairly basic ideas and information, it came with a cd rom of hands to play and how to play them ect.

Anyway I found the stud and omaha H/L sections the most interesting and if the principles of the how to win chapters are followed to the letter they seem to work.

I want to read another poker book but something a bit more brain taxing and with more stratigies and hand percentages ect. what would you folks recommend and why?

Jim.

[Penguinfan]

If your just starting out I think "winning low limit hold em" by Lee Jones is a must read. If you want facts and stat then did up anything written by Mike Caro with the exception of his book on tells. He goes so deep into numbers I think I would rather go through geometry again.

[PShabi]

Ken Warren teaches Texas Hold 'em is a good book with a great statistical section.

[omahilo]

Play Poker Like The Pros- by Phil Hellmuth

[BlibbityBlabbity]

I would suggest this as well, it was my first book, and it got me started with a good basic strategy.

Lee Jones' book is priceless as well as an overall limit book.

[jdiana86]

super system is a good book for a variety of games, can't wait until the sequel.

[DaTruPoker]

Supersytem is always a good read. i cant wait for Supersystem to be released

[Tuff Luck]

I'm interested in Super System. (and the sequel) If I mainly play hold em will it still be of interest to me?

[omahilo]

yeah supersystem shows you how to play power poker... also for good holdem advice check out play poker like the pros that will give you tons of advice.