Just like a student can't expect to make the Dean's List without cracking open some books, a poker player can't expect to win consistently without doing some reading. Anyone serious about actually becoming a winning player needs to do their homework. There is a wealth of knowledge available in dozens and dozens of poker books, and new ones are being published all the time.
Whether you want to learn from a legend like Doyle Brunson, are interested in the mathematical approach of David Sklansky, or want to learn how to be a master tournament player like Dan Harrington, there will always be a poker book for you. Poker books are taking up more and more of the shelf space in the "Games" section of bookstores today and our reviews will tell you what to expect before you dig in.
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