Best book about tournament poker in my opinion. Especially useful is his definition of M (stacksize relative to blinds and ante) and differnt comfort zones depending on your M. He advocates pushing allin simplay to steal blinds and ante at some stages of the tourney if your M is too low and this makes it difficult for an opponent to call because often times the push is for a big chunk of their stack, therefore the calling range is dramatically reduced. Good sections about heads up play and hand analysis.

A classic from the old school.

At the time, there were almost no books out on no limit hold 'em strategy. There were a million books on limit hold 'em. This one exposed me to a lot of ideas about NL that I actually applied in cash games, not just tournaments. His writing style is very easy to follow, and the quizzes are pretty thought-provoking.

A must read for any Texas Hold-em Tournament player.

Best book set on Holdem Tournaments that I have read. Would recommend to anyone wanting to better understand the game.

HoH lays out a fairly basic strategy for playing NLHE tournaments that's easy to understand and will improve the performance of most amateur players. If you're already familiar with basic NLHE strategy you may be able to skip the first volume, which is mainly primer material, and move on the second, which contains more tournament specific strategies and concepts that are now absolutely vital to understanding the game and playing it well.

Poker strategy

A great book to learn the game from beginner to experienced player. You can easily follow the examples he uses and apply immediately to improve your game. A must read for all poker players!!

I was inspired to read n  Harrington on Hold 'emn after reading n  The Biggest Bluffn by Maria Konnikova. Reading about Konnikova's journey from amateur to poker professional is more entertaining than learning about poker itself (for me). I read half of Harrington and then lost interest. Watching n  Molly's Gamen also turned me off from the sport.

[8.5/10] I'm not a big poker player, but this book gave me a new appreciation for the game and its depth. It'd be fun to try to apply some of the lessons.

A must read for proper tournament play

Excellent and thorough covering of the basics as well as in depth explanation of a few different strategies. A must read