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Dan Harrington & Bill Robertie: Harrington on Hold 'em Expert Strategy for No Limit Tournaments, 1 & 2.  These are probably the best books ever written on tournaments and tournament strategy. Harrington & Robertie's books discuss how the game changes during the different phases of a tournament, and how to value chips and to play in these different phases. It also discusses the role of position, style, and a number of other issues highly important to players wanting to play poker tournaments.Harrington's books are intended for No-Limit Hold'Em tournament play. However, they also offer a variety of ideas and techniques that are useful in other forms of Texas Hold `Em. Harrington is selective in the hands that he chooses to play; his choices are based not only on his hole cards but also his position and his chip stack relative   to the blinds and the other players. Once he chooses to play a hand, he bets in a moderately aggressive manner so as to present his opponents with pot odds that are unfavorable to them. A central feature of his tactics is always knowing how much money is in the pot, and projecting what size bet you need to make to set your opponents' pot odds at the desired level. There is an extensive requirement to know the odds related to various events - e.g., filling a flush draw, beating a pair with two higher cards, etc. Harrington assumes you have these odds at your finger tips and can use them in real time and under pressure.These are books that definitely have a place in the core poker library of any poker player!
Caro's Book of Poker Tells, by Mike Caro
This is Mike Caro's classic book, now revised and back in print! This long-awaited brand new edition by the "Mad Genius of Poker" takes a 
detailed look at the art and science of tells, the physical giveaways by players on their hands. Featuring photos of poker players in action along with Caro's explanations about when players are bluffing and when they're not, these powerful eye-opening ideas can give you the decisive edge at the table! This invaluable book should be in every player's library! The powerful and groundbreaking book on the art and science of tells, the body language of poker, shows how players can use their opponents' gestures, words, and body language to win all their money!Some of the tells are ones you know, some you probably did not know about. However, knowing how to read you opponent will make you money. And not knowing it will make you an easy read for others as well! Winning Low-Limit Hold'em, by Lee Jones
This is a book on solid, winning low limit hold'em, not middle or high-limit. Many Sklansky worshipers are probably offended that anyone 
would dare attempt a competing book on the subject of Texas Hold'em, but even Lee Jones says in this book that "Sklansky & Malmuth have written the definitive text on medium limit hold'em." But that is not what this book is about. Winning Low Limit Hold'em will help you understand more advanced books when you are ready for them. It does not contain some of the more advanced poker strategy and theory because that does not work in typical loose/passive low-limit games, period. And if you try those advances strategies at this level, it may end up costing you and not your opponent. Naturally, as you would with any book, you will have to tweak certain recomendations and tactics to fit the specific game you are playing in, but if you don't have the flexibility to do that and find yourself playing like a robot, any book you read will be of little, if any, benefit to you. Highly recommended! 
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world, and a wise and warm person as well, is a little pearl. It doesn't teach you much about winning poker, but it contains a lot of good advice and a number of really interesting anecdotes about poker and poker players.
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Poker, its implications, and how it should affect your play. 
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recognized as the most ambitious poker book ever written, it nonetheless was received with irritation by some professionals because it was believed that Doyle "Texas Dolly" Brunson and his collaborators gave away too much, thereby allowing the amateurs to catch up, thus cutting into the professional player's take. 
There is some truth to this accusation. Poker is an evolving game. Write a revealing book and the old games disappear more quickly and the "rocks" have to learn the new game in order to continue to make a living. 
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two-time World Poker Tour champion, winner of four bracelets at the World Series of Poker, and a contributor to Super System 2. Since 1997, he has won more major tournament than any other player in the world. He is currently the second all-time leading money winner on the World Poker Tour Circuit.
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