
Poker Face--Mastering Body Language to Bluff, Read Tells and Win
by Judi James
One of a number of books with the same title, this one is written by a body language and image consultant expert and consultant. Here she actually spells out how to single, double and triple bluff to disguise your poker hand. The first part of the book concentrates on you as the player, where she helps you see who you are and sets the parameters for the actor you will become in order to pull the wool over the eyes of your opponents. The second part of the work focuses on both you and your opponent and tackles subjects such as How to Stare, Classic Poker Moves, Trash Talk, and also disucusses psychological factors that cause people to act and react in certain patterns.

Poker Tournament Formula II: Advanced Strategies
by Arnold Snyder
Following up on the success of his original book of the same name, the former blackjack expert has produced a controversial title which debunks the commonly held beliefs about how to win at poker tournaments . He explains the power of chip utility, covers utility ranks, tournament structures, small and long-ball strategies, patience factors, the impact of structures, crushing the Harringbots and other player types, tournament phases, and more. Includes big sections on Tools, Strategies, and Tournament Phases.
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Gambling books are popular reading material these days with a good number of books released each week. We know it can be difficult to know which ones are worth reading. To help you make an informed decision before you buy, we publish the latest reviews by Howard Schwartz and Nick Christenson, writers who are widely considered to be the best gambling book reviewers working today.
, the "librarian for gamblers," is the marketing director for Gambler's Book Club in Las Vegas, a position he has held since 1979. Author of hundreds of articles on gambling, his weekly book reviews appear in numerous publications throughout the gaming industry.

is widely regarded as one of the best gambling book reviewers publishing today. He is a contributor for Poker Player magazine, and has published in Full-Tilt and Gambling Times. He is also the editor of the very funny 'Casino Death Watch,' which chronicles the comings and goings of casinos in Las Vegas. He is an avid poker and blackjack player.
The Lives of Gamblers and Con Menby Howard Schwartz
For those who just want to read about the survivors, the characters, the con men, here's a recommended list of outstanding gambling biographies with a thumbnail description of each.
Three New and Compelling Poker Booksby Howard Schwartz
Looking for variety in poker books? Here are three different, yet each in its own way, fascinating books on the game for players who just can’t get enough as they learn or improve on their game. They cover three totally different aspects of the game yet provide plenty of information of value.
Snyder's Poker Books Focus on Winning Tournamentsby Howard Schwartz
Arnold Snyder, more famous for his Blackbelt in Blackjack and other books on that game, has switched gears in recent years and now approaches poker—tournaments in particular--as a beatable, profit-making game.
Practical Poker Math is a Beauty of a Bookby Howard Schwartz
Pat Dittmar, who understands the need for players to understand their chances at winning based on what's left in the deck, has a beauty titled Practical Poker Math -- Basic Odds & Probabilities for Hold 'Em & Omaha
Three New Poker Titles by Kim Greenblattby Howard Schwartz
Greenblatt releases three new books on poker and offers an honest combination of self-taught information and knowledge both read and gained from experience.
'Kill Everyone' Doesn't Match 'Kill Phil' But Comes Closeby Nick Christenson
Kill Everyone is not quite a sequel to the remarkable Kill Phil, but Nick still recommends reading them in chronological order. Kill Everyone is aimed at players with some no-limit hold'em tournament experience. The information in Part 2 is exceptional and well worth the price of the whole book.
Limit Hold'em: Winning Short-Handed Strategies Reviewedby Nick Christenson
Despite the popularity of short-handed poker games, few books have been devoted to examining its special circumstances. One of the few to do so is Limit Hold'em: Winning Short-Handed Strategies by Terry Boyer and Lawrence Mak.