So I havent really looked into any poker books to read. Any recommendations? Preferably any books that are focused on No Limit Hold em tournaments (no cash games). I've been working on my tournament game but I feel like I can fill in some holes and fix some things on my game.

Also currently I have Super Systems (which I read and realized is a book for beginners). I also have the Read em and Reap book by Joe Navarro (found this to be interesting, but picking up tells is not my priority as of right now). Just recently bought Harrington on Holdem (ive heard a lot of good things about this book, I just started hopefully I can learn a lot from this book and improve my game).

mainly you'll probably get a use the search feature response, but ill be as helpful as i can. From what I've read around here a few of the good tournament books are Kill Phill Kill everyone and Raisers Edge. What everyone has said that advance in that order from beginner to more advanced. Someone please correct me if i'm worng

Yes pickup KE and RE.

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thanks I'll definitely look into those books

they are really good

Harrington on holdem 6-max cash tables is probably the best book. He teaches you how to use pokertracker well and beat each level of cash tables.

The Zen and The Art of Poker will prevent you from steaming and is more of a psychological book.

I would like to thank poker as it is the only subject i have ever bought a book on, YUP ,i just ordered Phil Gordon's Little Green , Kill Everyone & Raiser's Edge.Hello world of reading and good bye to some of my leaks.Well i hope so any way.If any one else can think of any other books i should maybe look into on my quest for knowladge yo input would be much appreciated.

Let me know how those books are

Kill Everyone is amazing!

If you have NEVER read a poker book at all I think you should start out with the Harrington series. They may be a bit dated but that's just because everyone read them.
Volume one is a super good place to start, then volume two, they are both required reading for anyone serious about poker IMO.

I have over 100 books/DVD's on poker FOR SURE and have read each one but if i had to lose the knowledge from the harrington series or EVERY OTHER BOOK COMBINED I thnk I would have to keep the Harrington stuff.

Its all basic now but if you have never read a poker book then you probably need to start with the great foundation HonHE laid.

Then I like Gus Hanson's Every hand revealed for hand examples in a more modern style

then, i would read THe Theory of Poker.
I think the theory of poker and HOHE one and two are mandatory for you to even understand what people are talking about on 2+2 half the time.

And Gus's book is just a fun read that shows how fundamentals are put into practice. Harringtons work book is OK too but its dated I think. Reading Harringtons work book wouldn't be a bad idea either, if for no other reason than to help you understand the thinking of the old school TAGs out there.
But, he gives examples of plays made by other players too, just interprated through him. The entire HOHE series is where its at but I wouldn't call them "page turners" whre Gus's book is super fun to read.