Hi everyone! I am a relative beginner with poker, ie I've been playing it for years but only recently started taking it seriously and devoting serious time to it. I've also been studying it a great deal.

I have finished reading The Theory of Poker and Super System which have helped me a great deal, but it does occur to me that both books are pretty outdated. Little is mentioned about concept I hear discussed a lot. These are things that I know the meaning of, but don't have as big a grasp as other things discussed in the books like player types, odds, etc. Specifically concepts like equity (I have a rough idea of what it is, but neither book provides a whole chapter on the topic), Leveling, Balancing my range, Combinatorics, and game theory (it is discussed in Theory of Poker but I feel like I can benefit from way more)

So, what books do you recommend for a relative amateur, that build on ideas discussed in the Theory of Poker and Super System, and are more up-to-date and aware of insane changes in how poker's played in the recent year?

Thanks so much

Caro's Most Profitable Hold'em Advice. It should be in Chapters. Plus if you want to save money just read it there.

The Education of a Poker Player by Herbert O. Yardley

It should be the guideline to build your poker game if you care on winning.

Thank you both.