Phil Gordon has developed a reputation for being a poker teacher much more than a poker student. He’s been successful in the biggest tournament and cash games in the world and he breaks down his tournament play thoughts in his book, “Phil Gordon’s Little Green Book”. Heralded as an instant poker classic, the “Little Green…

Mike Caro discusses various types of tells and how to exploit/avoid them in what just might be the most influential poker psychology book ever. In his book, “Book of Tells”, Mike Caro explains to readers that after solid fundamentals and strategies are established, poker becomes a game of psychology. Readers can find strategy on expert…

Russell Fox and Scott T. Harker collaborate on this no-limit title. Being successful cash and tournament no-limit players, both are respectable authorities on the subject. With the explosion of poker in the last 5 years many players are sitting at no-limit cash games with little to zero experience. Fox and Harker give readers great advice…

Matt Hilger started playing poker professionally online in 2001; he won over $100,000 that year and hasn’t slowed down. He has become a successful live tournament player as well and can usually be found playing middle-limits hold’em online. Hilger published his book “Internet Texas Hold’em: Winning Strategies from an Internet Pro” in 2003. The book…

“Improve Your Poker” is written by Bob Ciaffone. Ciaffone is the author of numerous other poker books, of which get solid reviews, and a regular poker column. Ciaffone still plays professionally, but a lot of his time is spent teaching poker. “Improve Your Poker” is a compilation of strategic articles on poker. Generally these articles…