Books?

Mr Wongs Pro BJ is already on the list as been learning the hilo system as taught in BJ school, what would be the best "for further study" book to follow this on?

As at BJ i'm a decent basic stratergy Hold'em player and noticed a few books on that subject too. This may sound like a dumb question but a couple of the books claim to help you win at "low Limit" games. Would this be any "no limit" game or say only cover games with upto a 10/20 or 25/50 limits? This probably is a wrong assumption but im guessing the higher up the stakes you go the better quality of player you will encounter and much tighter games so different stratergy would probably be called for?

Anyway I will not be reaching even them limits for some time so what r your recs on a good poker stratergy book.

Thanks all

Here's a list of books u mite wanna add to your BJ library:

KOBJ, BJ for Blood, BJ Secrets, Playing BJ as a Business, The World's Greatest BJ Book, LVBJ Diary, Bringin' Down the House, BJ Meadow, The Theory of BJ, to name a few.

As of poker books, don't ask me. i don't play poker.

For a better understanding of all aspects of the game you owe yourself a copy of Don S. book Blackjack Attack. Shark

This may sound like a dumb question but a couple of the books claim to help you win at "low Limit" games. Would this be any "no limit" game or say only cover games with upto a 10/20 or 25/50 limits?

Usually, low limit in casino is up to 10/20...but more importantly the "low limit" books cover loose games...which you could possibly find at higher limits, but will most likely experience at the lower limits.

If you'd like to begin to study poker, my humble suggestion is to start with Lee Jones, Winning Low Limit and The Theory Of Poker, by David Sklansky. This will give you a solid foundation to build on.

Good luck,
Charlie_t_jr

I would also advise:
- Blackbelt in Blackjack,
- Turning the tables in LV,
- Burning the tables in LV.

Certainly, after reading a few books, some information repeats, but it does not hurt to have an information confirmed/contradicted, PLUS each book brings a little extra that you find nowhere else or not as clearly explained.

Have fun,

Royam

I would also suggest that you get your hands on as many old issues of Blackjack Forums as you possibly can.
HJ

The Theory of Gambling & Statistical Logic may be added to the list, too. Actually, Griffin suggested the study of this book before reading The Theory of BJ...