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what are a few good poker books for learning past the fundamentals what are a few good poker books for learning past the fundamentals

06-25-2014 , 04:07 PM
Ive read most of super system and just picked up mike caros book, and i know those books are a tad outdated, but super system was a fantastic read and taught me a few nifty tricks, the question i have is what other books are good to read up on?

Also whats a good one for learning more about omaha and stud
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06-25-2014 , 09:33 PM
Super system maybe was a good read 30 years before but idk about now.Read math matter cos its true
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06-26-2014 , 04:57 AM
The theory of Poker by Davis Sklansky are good for starters. Tournament tactics by Roy Rounders, is a fast read. Then “The Smarter Bet Guide to Poker”, Ace on the River best for competitive poker
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06-26-2014 , 09:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Bigkahun4
Ive read most of super system and just picked up mike caros book, and i know those books are a tad outdated, but super system was a fantastic read and taught me a few nifty tricks, the question i have is what other books are good to read up on?

Also whats a good one for learning more about omaha and stud
Chip Reese's section on Stud in Super/System is classic.
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06-28-2014 , 11:27 AM
the advanced player series from two plus two. older but i make some money when you buy one. but really they are the sound fundamentals of setting yourself up to improve.
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06-28-2014 , 12:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Ray Zee
the advanced player series from two plus two. older but i make some money when you buy one. but really they are the sound fundamentals of setting yourself up to improve.
My absolute favorite (and most beaten-up dogeared read and reread poker book), is the Stud/8 portion of High-Low Split Poker for Advanced Players.

Thanks, Ray! Helped me kill those low buy-in Stud/8 multis on 'Stars before Black Friday.
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06-28-2014 , 01:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Kurn, son of Mogh
My absolute favorite (and most beaten-up dogeared read and reread poker book), is the Stud/8 portion of High-Low Split Poker for Advanced Players.

Thanks, Ray! Helped me kill those low buy-in Stud/8 multis on 'Stars before Black Friday.
spooky, just quoted from the other half

I bought the book after super/system mostly because the hilo split write up in super/system made it/7s8 sound ridiculously easy compared to all the other games. Then PLO8 sounded even easier and was big-bet and I didn't have to worry about folded cards.

Two books in one! indeed
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