The 5 poker books aspiring poker players should read

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  • December 31st, 2012 by

When I was coming up through the poker ranks there were only a handful of poker books available, and truth be told they all were pretty consistent in the strategies and theories they preached. Because of this I have added to my poker knowledge base in many ways over the years, and in a very […]

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Comparing poker tournament books Part 7: Standalones

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  • November 4th, 2012 by

This is the final installment in this series and will cover tournament poker books that were single, standalone, volumes. I’ve left off some of the older entries like Tom McEvoy’s and TJ Cloutier’s work. Here is a look at each of the entries I will cover in this series: Harrington on Hold’ Em, by Dan […]

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Comparing poker tournament books Part 6: Poker Tournament Formula

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  • October 28th, 2012 by

The current installment in this series will focus on the most controversial tournament strategy books released, Arnold Snyder’s, The Poker Tournament Formula. Here is a look at each of the entries I will cover in this series: Harrington on Hold’ Em, by Dan Harrington Volumes 1-3 Secrets of Professional Tournament Poker, by Jonathan Little (Volumes […]

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Comparing poker tournament books Part 5: Winning Poker Tournaments One Hand at a Time

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  • October 25th, 2012 by

We are now up to Part 5 in this series and have come to the series with perhaps the most unique layout and structure of all, Winning Poker Tournaments One Hand at a Time by John Van Fleet, Eric Lynch, and Jon Turner. Here is a look at each of the entries I will cover […]

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Comparing poker tournament books Part 4: Kill Phil, Kill Everyone and Raisers Edge

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  • October 24th, 2012 by

In Part 1 of this series I outlined what this series is all about, and now we are up to Part 4, one of the most interesting series of books to hit the poker shelves, and one of the most interestingly titled as well! Here is a look at each of the entries I will […]

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Comparing poker tournament books Part 3: Secrets of Professional Tournament Poker

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  • October 22nd, 2012 by

In Part 1 of this series I outlined what this series is all about, and how I would be judging and comparing the different tournament poker books. Part 3 will delve into my personal favorite among the tournament strategy guides, Jonathan Little’s Secrets of Professional Tournament Poker. Here is a look at each of the […]

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Comparing poker tournament books Part 2: Harrington on Hold’ Em

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  • October 21st, 2012 by

In Part 1 of this series I outlined what this series is all about, and how I would be judging and comparing the different tournament poker books. The first series I will discuss is Harrington on Hold’ Em, which was considered the Tournament Poker Bible up until very recently. Here is a look at each […]

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Comparing poker tournament books Part 1: Introduction

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  • October 20th, 2012 by

When it comes to mastering the principles of poker tournaments there are a lot of factors to consider. A book can only cover so much and the numbers of concepts that need to be covered to play a tournament are numerous, which is why most tournament strategy guides are multi-volume sets. In this series I […]

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Top 10 books every poker player should read: The Mental Game of Poker

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  • August 8th, 2012 by

Poker is a game of continuing education, and if you are not continually learning as a poker player the game is going to pass you by. One of the best, and most commonly used, ways of improving your game is to read. This doesn’t necessarily mean you have to be reading poker strategy books (which […]

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Top 10 books every poker player should read: Fooled by Randomness

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  • July 25th, 2012 by

Poker is a game of continuing education, and if you are not continually learning as a poker player the game is going to pass you by. One of the best, and most commonly used, ways of improving your game is to read. This doesn’t necessarily mean you have to be reading poker strategy books (which […]

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