Can anyone recommend some good reading for a beginner???

bobbysands81

As a carry on from my other thread there I'd like to get involved in some tourney's, any good books out there that you'd recommend?

Eoin

I bought "Winning Low-Limit Hold'em" by Lee Jones. Quite a good read for beginners (which I still am ). It gives you a good idea on the basic concepts (implied odds, starting hands etc). Not really limited to low limit hold 'em either. Also, it is actually quite easy to read.

Georgey Burgess

bobbysands81 wrote:

As a carry on from my other thread there I'd like to get involved in some tourney's, any good books out there that you'd recommend?

BS81, I've got this book. It was the first one I got. Its easy enough reading and has a load of practice scenarios. I've found it a good start anyway.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1580421482/qid=1113845864/sr=8-13/ref=pd_ka_6/103-7372185-6346250?v=glance&s=books&n=507846

Doc Farrell

let me blunt.
pick them all up. read the first that u enjoy.
browse them all.
if u want to make money over the long ur gonna have to read everything and then forget everything.
start with whatever u like, then study brunson, sklansky, harrington, cloutier, and everybody else.
theres no short course, take ur time enjoy it, don't worry about it, but don't leave urself with excuse territory. read em all.
best of luck, d.

bobbysands81

Georgey Burgess wrote:

BS81, I've got this book. It was the first one I got. Its easy enough reading and has a load of practice scenarios. I've found it a good start anyway.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1580421482/qid=1113845864/sr=8-13/ref=pd_ka_6/103-7372185-6346250?v=glance&s=books&n=507846

Thanks for the tips folks.

Where are you hiding these days Georgey?