Don't let my 3 star rating fool you, this is a very good book. It's great for the beginner/intermediate players who's already learned the basics and put in some home-game hours.
Hold'em Poker will assist the player's game to advance beyond the rudiments with numerous tips and examples that include diagrams showing the hands being discussed. The problem is that it's a tad on the dry side. Sklansky did not prove himself to be a riveting writer as far as this example shows. Perhaps
Hold'em Poker is meant to read like a textbook, a very useful textbook I might reiterate. That's fine, but I'd be surprised to ever find a textbook I felt passionate enough about to give a 5 star rating.
