Weighing the Odds in Hold'em Poker35 reviews
King Yao

Pi Yee Press, 2005

my only poker book

+ Math math and more math
+ EXCELLENT!!!!!!!!
+ Good
  
  











  



  
Poker Tournament Strategies7 reviews
Sylvester Suzuki

Two Plus Two Pub., 1997

Tournament Advice

+ Tournament basics

If you are looking for a book that promises to teach you how to play poker like a professional then this is not the book for you. This is a book not about poker per se, but about playing in poker tournaments. The book describes various types of tournaments and explains why differences in payout ...
  
  











  



  
No Limit Hold 'em: Theory and Practice50 reviews
David Sklansky, Ed Miller

Two Plus Two Publishing LLC, 2006

Excellent Poker Strategy Book

+ excellent, a must have
+ Good Book
+ Excellent Book
  
  











  



  
Tournament Poker for Advanced Players (Advance Player)33 reviews
David Sklansky

Two Plus Two Pub., 2002

Tournament Poker for Advanced Palyers

+ Good information, bad writing
+ For Tournament Players Only...
+ nrm
  
  











  



  
How to Make $100,000 a Year Gambling for a Living11 reviews
David Sklansky, Mason Malmuth

Two Plus Two Pub., 1997

money maker

+ Good introduction to gambling
+ A clear introduction, but dated and a little shallow

I am a great fan of David Sklansky's work. I have bought several of his books. I did buy this and getting the best of it which are similar in content you may not need them both. Perhaps this one is the better of the two if I had to chose. If you can afford both get both however.
  
  











  



  
Poker, Gaming, and Life2 reviews
David Sklansky, Mason Malmuth

Two Plus Two Pub., 1997

Precise as Always

+ Splendid

Among serious amateurs, semi-professional and professional players, David Sklansky is THE author to read. "Poker, Gaming and Life" is collection of articles that have appeared in "Card Player" and similar specialist magazines during the 1990s. The bulk of them are on poker, and reading them one ...
  
  











  



  
The Poker Tournament Formula42 reviews
Arnold Snyder

Cardoza, 2006

Must Read for All NL Holdem Tournament Players

+ Get This Book
+ understand poker better
+ AN UNDERGROUND POKER CLASSIC
+ Poker Tournament Formula Stands the Test of Styles
  
  











  



  
Hold 'Em Poker47 reviews
David Sklansky

Two Plus Two Pub. / Creel, 1996

Foundation booklet for Limit Hold'em

+ Just the basics here...
+ Great theory, dated practice

This book (more like a booklet, actually) gives a quick yet firm foundation from which one can start building his/her own Hold'em strategies. It was originally written when the single blind game was the norm then updated, but the "update" consists mostly of footnotes at various pages. Some of the ...
  
  











  



  
Sklansky on Poker5 reviews
David Sklansky

Two Plus Two Pub., 1994

Very informative book

+ razztastic
+ 2+2 Book
+ Sklansky Takes the Pot Again
  
  











  



  
Getting the Best of It6 reviews
David Sklansky

Two Plus Two Pub., 1997

Futures and Commodities Trader gives it two thumbs up!

+ Difficult, complicated but of good use
+ The Math of Gambling
+ Excellent treatment of all games of chance
  
  











  



  
Hold'Em Poker for Advanced Players (Advance Player)78 reviews
David Sklansky, Mason Malmuth

Two Plus Two Pub., 1999

Excellent

+ Something You Cannot Read Just Once
+ read, study, play, reread
+ You'll get a big edge
  
  











  



  
The Theory of Poker114 reviews
David Sklansky

Two Plus Two Pub., 1994

Poker Theory

+ Theory of Poker by David Sklansky
+ Essential reading for the thinker
+ This is Tentative 5 Star Review
  
  











  



  
Hold 'Em Poker47 reviews
David Sklansky

Two Plus Two Pub. / Creel, 1996

Foundation booklet for Limit Hold'em

+ Just the basics here...
+ Great theory, dated practice

This book (more like a booklet, actually) gives a quick yet firm foundation from which one can start building his/her own Hold'em strategies. It was originally written when the single blind game was the norm then updated, but the "update" consists mostly of footnotes at various pages. Some of the ...
  
  











  



  
Poker Tournament Strategies7 reviews
Sylvester Suzuki

Two Plus Two Pub., 1997

Tournament Advice

+ Tournament basics

If you are looking for a book that promises to teach you how to play poker like a professional then this is not the book for you. This is a book not about poker per se, but about playing in poker tournaments. The book describes various types of tournaments and explains why differences in payout ...
  
  











  



  
No Limit Hold 'em: Theory and Practice50 reviews
David Sklansky, Ed Miller

Two Plus Two Publishing LLC, 2006

Excellent Poker Strategy Book

+ excellent, a must have
+ Good Book
+ Excellent Book
  
  











  



  
Poker, Gaming, and Life2 reviews
David Sklansky, Mason Malmuth

Two Plus Two Pub., 1997

Precise as Always

+ Splendid

Among serious amateurs, semi-professional and professional players, David Sklansky is THE author to read. "Poker, Gaming and Life" is collection of articles that have appeared in "Card Player" and similar specialist magazines during the 1990s. The bulk of them are on poker, and reading them one ...
  
  











  



  
Sklansky on Poker5 reviews
David Sklansky

Two Plus Two Pub., 1994

Very informative book

+ razztastic
+ 2+2 Book
+ Sklansky Takes the Pot Again
  
  











  



  
Getting the Best of It6 reviews
David Sklansky

Two Plus Two Pub., 1997

Futures and Commodities Trader gives it two thumbs up!

+ Difficult, complicated but of good use
+ The Math of Gambling
+ Excellent treatment of all games of chance
  
  











  



  
Weighing the Odds in Hold'em Poker35 reviews
King Yao

Pi Yee Press, 2005

my only poker book

+ Math math and more math
+ EXCELLENT!!!!!!!!
+ Good
  
  











  



  
How to Make $100,000 a Year Gambling for a Living11 reviews
David Sklansky, Mason Malmuth

Two Plus Two Pub., 1997

money maker

+ Good introduction to gambling
+ A clear introduction, but dated and a little shallow

I am a great fan of David Sklansky's work. I have bought several of his books. I did buy this and getting the best of it which are similar in content you may not need them both. Perhaps this one is the better of the two if I had to chose. If you can afford both get both however.