Books

[asdpikas]

Hi,

Started playing poker some months ago (mainly online), and i've read books, watched some videos, and i am constantly trying to improve my game

so far i've read the following books:
HOH vol 1 (3 times)
HOH vol 2 (2times)
HOH vol 3 (score:350)
Doyle Brunson's supersystem
Barry Greenstein's Ace on the river
Phil Gordon's little green book (2 times)
Rory Rounder's Tournament Tactics
championship no-limit & pot-limit hold'em (t.j. cloutier & tom mcevoy)

I've also read most of Sklansky, and Caro...

1st. Any other recomendations bookwise?

2nd. I am now reading Ed Miller's Small stakes holdem, but don't find it so useful as it is mainly Limit Holdem, and most concepts discussed i already know. Do you think it will be productive/counterproductive reading Limit books when i only play NL? I get the feeling that it's a lot of time spent for little value in my game, plus, as a newbie, might it not confuse me and hinder my game?

Thanks for the advise

[SHAKE]

If you play micro i cant stress how good Lee Jones "Low limit hold em" is.

Theory of poker is a must also. What games are you going to play, what levels?

[asdpikas]

I play 25NL and the low SnGs

BTW, just finished reading "small stakes holdem" and think it was ok to read it although most of the value feels a bit wasted as i don't play Limit, Still, some topics, some concepts, some thought processes shown, can be useful

[flomo]

Theory of poker is a must also.

here is some good stuff for sng's
http://www.flopturnriver.com/phpBB2/...oker-36043.htm

[asdpikas]

already read those and most strategy threads and articles here
I'm a bit bored at work lately... hehe

Theory of poker is a must also.

here is some good stuff for sng's
http://www.flopturnriver.com/phpBB2/...oker-36043.htm