Hi all,
I am new to poker and so much interested to play at NLHE. I want to really start improving my game. I am using some poker training software like Note Caddy, Ace Poker Drills, Table Ninja, Leak Buster etc to be a better poker player. I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on poker books that I could read and learn some new tips, there's so many out there I'm not sure which one to go with?
Thanks!
put that away for the time been and read the tables first,start with why do we win at poker,The software helps but for a newbi as i am it is to much info to absorb.
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save your money on poker books, the biggest part of books are pretty much outdated as they enter through your front door.
Originally posted by DarylFresch
Hi all,I am new to poker and so much interested to play at NLHE. I want to really start improving my game. I am using some poker training software like Note Caddy, Ace Poker Drills, Table Ninja, Leak Buster etc to be a better poker player. I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on poker books that I could read and learn some new tips, there's so many out there I'm not sure which one to go with?
Thanks!
Hi, DarylFresch,
I recently put this together for a member who asked a similar question. I'll repost it here, as it applies equally well.
First things first!
Be sure to check out the free money offers
Choose your poker room and sign up. While you're waiting for the free money to arrive in your account, read these articles, and in this order:
♦ The rules of Texas Hold'em
♦ Poker Terminology for Beginners
♦ The Basics: Position
Once that is done, but still before you play, read:
♦ What is the Big Stack Strategy?
♦ How to Play Before the Flop
♦ How to Play After the Flop
Then get busy at NL2 -- be sure to follow the bankroll management guidelines in "What is the Big Stack Strategy?"
As you move up, follow the lesson suggestions in No Limit Hold'em lessons overview
Best of luck,
VS
Originally posted by Furberg
The Theory of Poker By David Sklansky
Hi, Furberg,
Welcome to PokerStrategy.com!
Do you refer to the theory itself, or are you referring to a book?
Perhaps you could take a moment to Introduce yourself -- what games/limits you play, what rooms, how long you've been playing etc.
Best of luck,
VS
Thanks Vorpal for your nice instructions. I think your suggestion will help me a lot to improve my game. And thanks to Furberg also for your reference of the book. At now I am reading Poker by the Book which has helped me a lot to understand the poker rules. I will read later The Theory of Poker also.
Originally posted by Furberg
The Theory of Poker By David Sklansky
i read that and it is good bit even he admits for online ???
