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- Easy to understand
- Street specific
- Rich bonus section
- Practical
- Comprehensive
- $100 OFF with the following code bookonpoker100
- A high number of downloadable cheat sheets (including ranges)
- The strategy is adjusted according to your opponent's playing style
- Cheap for the amount of knowledge you get
- Some of the strategies won't work in high stake games
- Prior basic knowledge required
- 17 hours time investment
Harrington on Hold 'Em, Volume 1 is a must-read for beginner to intermediate players looking to improve their No-Limit Hold 'Em tournament skills. Written by Dan Harrington and Bill Robertie, this classic poker book covers strategic play, table dynamics, hand analysis, and betting strategies. It provides practical advice, diagrams, and quizzes to reinforce key concepts, making it a great foundation for tournament success. While some strategies are widely known today, the book remains a valuable guide for mastering fundamental tournament play.
- Very good Kindle editions
- For beginners to intermediate
- Great writing style
- Great tournament insights
- Good sense of humor o the authors
- One of the poker 'classics'
- Loaded with diagrams
- Most of the techniques are well known today
- Free of Charge
- Comprehensive Coverage: From the ABCs to the XYZs of no-limit hold'em, Little covers it all.
- Real-World Examples: Little doesn't just preach theory; he backs it up with examples
- Structured Learning Path: The course is laid out like a well-planned poker strategy – it's easy to follow and builds your skills step by step.
- Interactive and Engaging: It's not just a monologue. Little engages you in a way that feels like you're sitting across from him at the table. It includes quizzes
- Suitable for Various Skill Levels: Whether you're a newbie shuffling up for the first time or a regular Joe looking to up your game, there's something for everyone.
- Intensity for Beginners: the depth of content can be a bit overwhelming.
- Focuses More on Tournament Play: Cash game grinders might feel like they're left holding a pocket aces on the big blind when everyone else has folded.
- Time Commitment: You've got to put in the hours. It's like grinding a long tournament – endurance is key.
- Overload of Information
- Lacks Advanced Concepts for High-Stakes Players: If you're playing in the big leagues, you might find the content a bit basic.
Daniel Negreanu, in his poker course, doesn't go into deep detail on one specific aspect of the game but instead covers all the most critical elements of this game. If you are looking for general poker training you will find this course very informative and entertaining.
- World-class poker pro
- Real, live game examples
- Easy to absorb
- Affordable
- Well-structured
- 122-page guidebook included
- Complete - Covers the most important aspects of poker
- Subscription includes Phil Ivey MasterClass + 180 other courses
- Covers fundamentals of poker
- Not for pro or advanced players
In his Masterclass Phil Ivey will guide you through some of his well-known hands and reveal secrets behind becoming one of the greatest poker players of all time. This general poker course is perfect for intermediate, advanced, and experienced beginners.
- Learn from one of the best poker players on the planet.
- It changed the way I look at my poker strategy.
- Well rounded course.
- Includes exercises and a workbook.
- Ivey's real-life hand examples and analysis.
- Unique.
- High-quality video production.
- Easy to study.
- Short.
- Not for total beginners.
- Free Access
- Beginner-Friendly
- Short, Digestible Lessons
- Practical Applications
- Covers Basic Math Concepts
- Limited Depth
- Not a Complete Strategy Course
- No Interactive Elements
- Good tips on the mental game.
- Easy to follow writing style.
- Entertaining.
- A good escape from strategy books.
- Free with Audible membership.
- No real names, only nicknames used.
- There is no detailed description of the dates and places of the events, which gives you a chance to question the book’s accuracy.
Sit 'n Go Strategy by Collin Moshman is a must-read for beginner to intermediate players looking to master online Sit & Go (SNG) tournaments. The book breaks down early, middle, and late-stage strategies, focusing on hand selection, aggression, and adapting play based on stack sizes. It emphasizes a shifting strategy suited for fast-paced SNGs, making it a valuable guide for those aiming to crush small to mid-stakes games.
- The basic concept will apply to nearly any SNGs
- Specific for SNGs
- Well structured
- Clearly explained
- Like many other poker strategy books a bit of a dry read
Texas Hold'em For Dummies by Mark "The Red" Harlan is a beginner-friendly guide to mastering Texas Hold'em poker. It covers basic rules, strategies, betting, probabilities, etiquette, and poker lingo in an easy-to-understand format. Harlan’s clear explanations and real-life anecdotes make the game accessible and engaging. Ideal for newcomers looking to learn poker fundamentals and improve their gameplay.
- Clear and straightforward writing style.
- Comprehensive coverage from basics to advanced strategies.
- Real-life anecdotes make the content relatable.
- Useful glossary for poker terminology.
- eBook edition has some issues with displaying illustrations.
