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Message: [QUOTE="7letters, post: 794472, member: 3421"] The HOH books are good but yeah I have trouble reading for too long without dozing off. The HOH III workbook is a useful one - the good thing about that one is that you can just do a single hand for 10 mins and put the book down. Posting hand histories and answering hand histories in forums is a good way of learning I think. There's a lot of snobbery attached to hand history analysis it seems.You may find that there are those people who are itching to point out your mistakes and possibly ridicule you :) Just post when you need advice or have a question, be honest, don't be embarassed about your plays, listen to all the advice, don't get annoyed at the replies or become over-defensive of your plays .Some replies will be useless but some will be like gold. I'm not a great poker theorist but I'll say what I believe is correct and if it's pointed out that I'm wrong then I have learned something. [/QUOTE]