Highly recommend Doyle's "Poker Wisdom of a Champion" for a throwback look at the wild days of poker in the 60's.
The story of the tennis match prop bet alone was worth it. Let the dog die!
The story of the tennis match prop bet alone was worth it. Let the dog die!
- Doyle Brunson - My 50 most memorable hands (better to know the rules to appreciate it)
- The Professor, the Banker and the Suicide King (great story about how Andy Beal challenged the best players at the time in ultra-high stakes games)
- Barry Greenstein - Ace on the river (better to buy a paper edition because of the pictures, and ignore the strategy parts)