Poker Books Im going to read soon

I've got these books that I'm going to read as soon as possible, maybe some might intrest you :

Caro's Book Of Poker Tells - Mike Care (classic)
Your Worst Poker Enemy - Alan N. Schoonmaker
How To Dominatte $1 and
$2 No limit Holdem - Sam O'Connor
Ream 'em And Reap - Phil Helmuth
Your Best Poker Friend - Alan N.Shoonmaker
Professional No-limit Hold'em
Volume 1 - Matt Flynn/Sunny Mehta/Ed Miller

Id also like to take a look at Caro's Book of Tells.

The other ones that I want to eventually read is Texas Holdem for Advanced Players by David Sklansky, and SuperSystem 2.

Oh and Negranu's book thats due out soon before the WSOP that I heard covers small-ball in pretty good detail.

A poker book all poker players should read but has nothing to do with strategy is The Professer, The Banker and The Suicide King. A great read regarding the HUGE games played in Vegas between billionaire Andy Beal and the corporation (the brunsons, forrest, ivery, harmen, and many others).

Junior, your list is sorely lacking.

Sklansky, Sklansky, Sklanksy.

You are missing some Sklansky.


DrPow, I've got Holdem Poker for advanced players by Sklansky and Malmuth, its a great read, I highly recommend it.

I will mention that it focuses on limit holdem, not No limit, but a lot of it certainly can apply to no limit.

Great book, check it out.

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Hmm... this is my suggested reading list for No Limit players.

Beginners:
Getting Started in Hold'Em by Ed Miller
Theory of Poker by David Skalansky

Intermediate:
No Limit Theory and Practice by David Skalansky
Harrington on Hold'em Vol 1 and 2 by Dan Harrington
Tournament Poker for Advanced Players, the expanded edition by David Sklanskys

Advanced:
Full Tilt Tournament Guide by Assorted FTP pros
Professional No Limit Hold'Em by Matt Flynn/Sunny Mehta/Ed Miller

Soft Skills:
The Poker Mindset by ???
Caro's Book of Tells by Mike Caro (dated)


My to read list:
Every hand revealed by Gus Hansen

Another couple good books for beginner to intermediate players I feel are the Phil Gordon books. The little green book and little red book are solid reads. Even though Gordon is a total tit fucker he wrote a fairly decent book.

The books have mostly hand analysis, one shitty thing is that you may feel that you aren't getting fairly deep answers. Although, it helps you go through the thought process and think deeper into certain situations.