Your favourite texas hold'em books

[stinkee]

Originally Posted by NUCKING_FUTS_4

I'm especially interested if anyone knows of a good title describing the style of play used by the likes of the top players Daniel Negrano or Phil Ivey.

I look forward to your contributions.

Harrington's got some awesome sections where he dissects actual hands that occurred (mainly heads up - I think it was Ivey vs D'agostino, can't remember exactly now) and explains why he thinks Ivey made the moves that he did. But no1 knows for sure what goes on in that brain of his, lol.
I also want to mention that Gordon's Little Green Book of Poker is available on audio CD and it is great listen to while driving, for you players that don't like to read. There's probably a lot of other poker books on audio cd too.

[crowe44]

i found Sklansky's books helpful.i also enjoyed the super systems.

[dillon_mo]

i would like to know a good book to ive read a little of one from some1 i dont talk to no more and ive read some tips from sites i thought read books or getting tips would be stupid but they really do help but whats a good online poker book because thats what ive mainly play

[NUCKING_FUTS_4]

Originally Posted by dillon_mo

i would like to know a good book to ive read a little of one from some1 i dont talk to no more and ive read some tips from sites i thought read books or getting tips would be stupid but they really do help but whats a good online poker book because thats what ive mainly play

Amazon.co.uk: Online Ace: A World Series Poker Champion's Guide to Mastering Internet Poker: Scott Fischman: Books

Try that one.

Its a litte bit 'self'...ish (should suit some) but its cheap and worth a read. I like his points regarding game selection

[Elanor]

is Harrington on hold' em vol 1 a good book for beginners?
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[dooish]

Probably not ....unless you are ultra smart.Absolute beginners could read Poker For Dummies then Lee Jones "Winning Low-Limit Hold 'em" then Harrington after a few thousand hands.