Poker Books
I've played poker for quite a few years now. About a month ago, the home game that i've run for about a year and half began to break up, mostly because the people i play with are tired of me winning all the time (now, i'm not bragging, because i'm not really that good, rather the people i play with are really bad). I rely mostly on my ability to read people and not so much on math. However, recently, as i take on better competition, i'm losing more often, and i'm pretty sure my very average understanding (average at best) of the math and stats within the game are to blame. I went to a bookstore and checked out some of the books, but i couldn't decide on one. Can anyone recommend a book or website that i mostly play limit and no limit hold em, so these two would be my primary interest does a good job going over the basic ground level math and stats in poker? Like most people. But, i do like Omaha and Stud as well, hell feel free to mention a good book or web site for any game...........i love them all.
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Jeff Hwang's Omaha book is a decent start to the game.
Angel Largay has a decent starter for NLHE cash game play
Harrington has 3 EXCELLENT tournament books, and his cash game books are well reviewed.
FULL TILT tournament guide (something like that, anyway)
Moshman for SnG's
That should be a decent start.
And you still get Doyle's original treatise on NLHE in SS II
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