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Poker books reviews |
Our aim was not to review as many books as we could find. We've chosen the best ones for you, so you are able to make a selection from the best pieces of poker literature.
For your convenience we created two sections for:
Beginners
In the beginner area you'll find the books, which once have been read by all professional players. Without reading these milestones of poker theory you'll be blind at a poker table. While reading you will obtain a solid theoretical basis that will help you to become a good player. Begin with the most authoritative poker theorists David Sklansky or "the father of modern poker" and "America's Mad Genius" Mike Caro
Advanced players
The Advanced players area contains the books for those who already know the basic Texas Holdem rules and want to find information on some particular topics like tells, the winning strategy for a particular kind of competition like No Limit Hold'em, or general winning guides for experienced players.
So, enjoy these pieces of knowledge and improve your game.
 Gus Hansen’s new book "Every Hand Revealed" completely validates the old adage that you can’t judge a book by its cover. Looking at his photo on the front of his newest literary work reminds of Max Schreck from the 1921 vampire horror classic, Nosferatu. If you can get past the photo though, you will find this book is an absolute gem. "Every Hand Revealed" helps the reader get into the head of one of poker’s most accomplished players. This book provides in depth analysis of over 300 hands he played during his run at the Aussie Millions as well as mind set that drives the mechanics of his game. |
 Al last! It was postponed several times, but finally became a reality – Doyle Brunson’s "Super System 2", surely the most anticipated poker book of the year, has been issued! |
 This coffee table style book is a must have. Written by Mark Rogers and designed by Amalgam Studios, 52 Greatest Moments is a treat for any fan of the World Series of Poker, poker in general, or moments of human drama. |
 Harrington gives you full access to the brain that has brought him so much success. He holds nothing back in his advice, and to the horror of the professional playing public, gives away almost all of his secrets. His strategy advice is spot on, and, if followed, can make a newbie good, and a good player great. |
 You know about Doyle’s aggressive style. In He gets at the truth explaining even the psychology of the game. Never be afraid of taking risks. That’s how Doyle teaches in this book. Be aggressive and brave while your opponents prefer safety to aggressiveness. |
 As quoted from the insert page of the book, Zen and the art of Poker teaches you to “Know when to hold, know when to fold…and play each hand like a Master.” |
 David Sklansky is one of the best-known poker theorists. His book “Hold’em Poker For Advanced Players” written in collaboration with Mason Malmuth is considered to be one of the most authoritative poker strategy sources. |
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