I do alright when I play Hold 'Em and make a bunch of final tables, but I've never looked much into books or anything, and I'm missing big chunks of my brain, so I feel like having a more concrete approach could only help.

 

My attention span is about as long as a fruit fly's, plus my blinks take a few seconds sometimes, so that makes reading books difficult.

 

Having said all that, does anyone know what the best audio books for Hold 'Em on iTunes are?

Good talk.

 

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I used to enjoy reading poker books but haven't in a while. But I did like the ones that told stories about games not the instructional ones. 2 of my favorites are Hunting Fish and The Professor The Banker & The Suicide King.

I used to enjoy reading poker books but haven't in a while. But I did like the ones that told stories about games not the instructional ones. 2 of my favorites are Hunting Fish and The Professor The Banker & The Suicide King.

 

I have read a lot of non-fiction gambling books. Loved Amarillo Slim and Stu Ungar's biography. I have read the Banker but have not heard of Hunting Fish. I will have to track that one down. One of my favorite type of books to read. Also loved John Daly's book.

It's basically a journal type about a cash game player that travels the country to find cash games in order to win enough to get in the main event in Vegas.

I don't know if it's on Itunes , but I read Dyole Brunsons super system. Pretty good.

 

Doyle Brunson's Super System: Doyle 'Texas Dolly' Brunson, Chip Reese, Joey Hawthorne, Bobby Baldwin, Mike Caro, Dave Sklansky: 978158