books by Two Plus Two Pub.     books:     Two Plus Two Pub.      The Theory of Poker David Sklansky Two Plus Two Pub., 1994 Poker Theory How would you play if ALL the cards were face-up? Any difference, when the cards are face down is a mistake. Ditto for your opponents. Sklansky expounds this fundamental theorem in great detail. This is a must-have book.             Harrington on Hold 'em Ex Strategy for No Limit Tournaments, Vol. 1: Strategic Play Dan Harrington, Bill Robertie Two Plus Two Pub., 2004 One of the best poker books on Amazon bar none. One of the best poker books on Amazon bar none. This book is an easy 5 star rating. I love Harrington as a player, and now as a writer. I recommend this book for anyone trying to learn tournament strategies.             Seven-Card Stud for Advanced Players (Advance Player) David Sklansky, Mason Malmuth, ... Two Plus Two Pub., 1999 Still the best Thanks to the explosion of no limit hold-em it is becoming difficult, if not impossible, to find a seven card stud game -- even in Las Vegas! In Laughlin, you'll only find it at the Colorado Belle and then rarely more than one table. It's tough being the red-headed ...             Hold 'Em Poker David Sklansky Two Plus Two Pub. / Creel, 1996 Foundation booklet for Limit Hold'em This book (more like a booklet, actually) gives a quick yet firm foundation from which one can start building his/her own Hold'em strategies. It was originally written when the single blind game was the norm then updated, but the "update" consists mostly of footnotes ...             The Psychology of Poker Alan N. Schoonmaker Two Plus Two Pub., 2000 "The Inner Game of Poker" Once you've read all the endlessly repetitive how-to's and studied the probability charts, starting hands, yada yada yada, this is your next step. Schoonmaker, a practicing psychologist who also plays a mean game of poker, has written a book that describes the ...             Hold'Em Poker for Advanced Players (Advance Player) David Sklansky, Mason Malmuth Two Plus Two Pub., 1999 Excellent I was constantly breaking even before getting this book on online poker sites. After reading it, I took nearly all of the guesswork out of my playstyle and recently just bought a new guitar entirely with winnings. I recommend this book to anyone who already ...             Small Stakes Hold 'em: Winning Big With Expert Play Ed Miller, David Sklansky, ... Two Plus Two Pub., 2004 Excellent book -- lot's of good info! This book is excellent for the small stakes player. There is lots of good information. It can get a bit complicated with all the stuff you have to learn and remember from the book -- but failing to follow the strategies outlined in the book will result you in being a ...             The Professional Poker Dealer's Handbook Paula (Editor) Cizmar Two Plus Two Pub., 1998 The best introduction to Dealing. I got a job as a poker dealer and had have a few errors that weren't quite covered in my "introduction course" by my employers, plus I wanted to be as professional as I could so I decided to buy this book. The overall structure of the book is somewhat confusing ...             Getting Started in Hold 'em Ed Miller Two Plus Two Pub., 2005 a very, very good beginner/intermediate book I've got this book in my bag right now. And I've bought over 20+ poker books; a half-dozen DVDs; and plenty of poker magazines. I'm rereading it to review some of the NL cash concepts...which one reviewer ridiculed...but I thought it made alot of sense...essentially ...             Harrington on Hold 'em Expert Strategy for No Limit Tournaments, Vol. 2: Endgame Dan Harrington, Bill Robertie Two Plus Two Pub, 2005 Worth every penny Must buy. Worth every penny. This with volume one are great and if the material is mastered, your returns will be greater than you expected. Aides through all the lower to middle levels.             Poker Essays, Volume II Mason Malmuth Two Plus Two Pub., 1996 Also still very much worth reading This second collection of Malmuth's essays was also first published in book form in 1996, which means some of the material is definitely dated; nonetheless this book is still very much worth reading mainly because of Malmuth's expertise and thoroughly professional ...             Poker Essays, Volume III Mason Malmuth Two Plus Two Pub., 2001 Best in the series, maybe one of the best poker books ever. I got this book two days ago, and have already read it twice. It came highly recommended by a winning player in my ...10/20 stud game, and I haven't been disappointed. The essays are taken from Malmuth's writings in Poker Digest and other magazines over the past few ...             How to Make $100,000 a Year Gambling for a Living David Sklansky, Mason Malmuth Two Plus Two Pub., 1997 money maker I am a great fan of David Sklansky's work. I have bought several of his books. I did buy this and getting the best of it which are similar in content you may not need them both. Perhaps this one is the better of the two if I had to chose. If you can afford both get ...             Sklansky on Poker Sklansky David Two Plus Two Pub., 1994 Very informative book The previous reviewer, Venice10, is right on target with a couple of statements. It IS surprising that there aren't some tables in the book which compare razz hands, according to the cards that are dead. Considering how math-based Sklansky's work is, it's strange that ...             Inside the Poker Mind: Essays on Hold 'em and General Poker Concepts John Feeney, David Sklansky Two Plus Two Pub., 2000 The Most Conceptual Poker Book. I heard about Inside the Poker Mind from a few players who post at a forum I frequent, and I finally got around to purchasing it. Frankly, I have difficulty believing anybody gave this one less than 5 stars because it is a rare and excellent work. I will admit that it ...          products you might be interested in search for books harrington, professional, psychology, seven-card, strategic, tournaments      toavi.com    web we recommend One of the best poker books on Amazon bar none. randomly chosen VHS: Ode to Billy Joe