Posted Mon Nov 28, 2005 6:54 pm GMT by JRM4833
I'm reading Theory of Poker right now and really getting a lot out of it, although my recent play wouldn't exactly show that. That's a different story though. Anyway, does anybody recommend any of his other books? Thinking of moving onto Harrington's books next but would likely be interested in reading more from Sklansky.
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Posted Tue Nov 29, 2005 4:45 am GMT by Muck
I’d change and go for Harrington next.
After reading The Light Fantastic I went out and brought the entire Discworld series, because Terry Pratchett rocks and I’ve enjoyed everyone of his books 
But with poker I find it beneficial to try new authors each time since you often find they focus on different aspects of the game, or they explain something in a different way that allows you to better understand it better.
As someone mentioned in another thread; “Sklansky is the theory, Harrington is the practical”.
Posted Wed Dec 07, 2005 5:14 pm GMT by oraclebet
Yeah, if you play small stakes try "small stakes hold 'em" by sklansky, miller and malmuth..
Posted Wed Dec 07, 2005 5:52 pm GMT by Geno
Better still, get Lee Jones 'Winning Low Limit Poker' for small stakes.
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