by John Patrick

Stresses discipline and money management. He tells you to take your money off of the table when you are ahead by a given amount. (No major casino with a poker room in the United States will let you do that.) Jumps from one topic to the next, without concentrating on anything long enough to offer any insight.

approx. $16

by David Spanier

'Little Book of Poker' has not been reviewed yet, therefore rating is not possible.

approx. $8

by Michael Konik

A fearless gambler who got breast implants to win a $100,000 bet. A hard-core dice shooter who turned a borrowed stake of $10,000 into $17 million. A marketing genius who developed a "900" line for selecting winners of NFL football games-and had his 4-year-old son make the picks. Fascinating characters and subjects. Provides entertainment and education. Collection of essays rather than one story which must be read to conclusion.

approx. $10

by Charles E. Tuttle

Pleasurable for the casual player. For the price anybody should read it.

approx. $4

by H. C., Jr. Byler

'Memoirs of a Poker Player' has not been reviewed yet, therefore rating is not possible.

approx. $12

by Lou Krieger

Primarily rephrases previous thinking from its former book. Actual information could be summarized in 10 pages.

approx. $18

by Stewart Wolpin

Tips on new games and poker variations. House rules, betting limits, language of poker, updated rules, how to handle lucky streaks. Draw games included. Suggestions for get-togethers and a listing of best and worst poker portrayals in Hollywood history.

approx. $6

by Michael Wiesenberg

Entire spectrum of poker terminology, from the common to the obscure"), illustrated by thousands of colorful examples actually heard in card rooms.

approx. $14

by Stanford Wong

Recommended by the American MENSA Guide to Casino Gambling. Due to its thoroughness, it can be confusing to the novice. The math presented is good.

approx. $10

by Bob Turgeon

Poorest advice on the subject of winning at low limit Hold 'Em.

approx. $10