In 1984, Caro first released The Body Language of Poker, which analyzed just what it says, body language - including posturing, facial movements, voice inflections, and so forth.

He’s also a highly engaging speaker who is just as famous for his poker seminars, which have been going for nearly 30 years. He’s written innumerable articles and reports on the science of poker over the years, and continues to do so today. Mike Caro was and remains a pioneer in poker strategy. Critically acclaimed and groundbreaking, yet still largely underappreciated, Every Hand Revealed merits a spot on this list. Many of his ideas on how to play poker have made me take a second look at some conventional strategies I thought to be true.” This page-turning book is straight and to the point. Chip Reese, who wrote the book’s foreword, had this to say: “He’s brought original thought to an age-old game. Authored by Gus Hansen at the height of his success as a three-time World Poker Tour champion, one of poker’s most unorthodox players takes you through his thought processes during every stage of a tournament, from the first hand to (what’s hopefully) the final table. This entry from the mainstream publishing house Kensington might surprise a few people, but it’s a stupendously good poker book geared mostly for no-limit hold’em tournament play. Now, let's learn more about each of those books as we count them down from 10 to 1.

The Top 10 Poker Strategy Books Countdown The Body Language of Poker (A.K.A The Book of Tells) Best 10 Poker Strategy Books Ever Written Nolan is best known as the longtime Media Director of the World Series of Poker but has been involved in poker as a full-time and part-time player, writer/reporter, author, consultant, and casino executive for more than 20 years.

So, we asked Nolan Dalla for the top 10 best poker books ever written that you need to read to help you improve your game. The amount of resources online to help you get better at poker is vast, including the poker strategy section right here on PokerNews, but there's still nothing quite like having a physical copy of a book in your hands and reading through first-hand strategy and tips from the pros.

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