Poker Books Published in 2009

Advanced Pot-Limit Omaha: Small Ball and Short-Handed Play by Jeff Hwang is a poker strategy book that focuses on the popular game of Pot-Limit Omaha (PLO). The book delves into advanced concepts and strategies for playing PLO, specifically in small ball and short-handed situations. Small ball refers to a style of play that involves making smaller bets and raises to control the pot size, while short-handed play refers to playing at tables with fewer players, typically six or fewer.

The book covers various topics, including hand selection, position, reading opponents, and betting strategies. It also provides numerous examples and hand analyses to help readers understand the concepts and apply them in real-life situations. The book is aimed at experienced PLO players who want to improve their game and gain an edge over their opponents.

Treat Your Poker Like a Business offers insights and strategies for poker players to approach the game with an entrepreneurial mindset rather, than just a casual pastime. This guide covers aspects of poker including effective bankroll management, smart game selection maintaining mental and emotional control and planning for long term success. Drawing from his career as a professional player Schmidt generously shares his experiences and knowledge to help fellow players optimize their potential and profits. The book emphasizes the significance of discipline, work and adopting a business oriented approach in order to thrive amidst competition, within professional circles. It caters to both players who aspire to elevate their game to new heights while considering poker as a viable source of income.