Bill RobertieHarrington on Cash Games: How to Win at No-Limit Hold'em Money Games

Taken together, volumes one and two of Harrington on cash games are the best books I have ever read on NL hold em. Harrington gets across difficult ideas in as simple a way as possible, with plenty of examples and questions (as in his tournament books).Very interesting exposition of the difference that stack size has on overall strategy, as well as the best section on hand reading I've yet come across.

Not a lot to say about this book. I'd place it at an intermediate level, it has a lot of depth, and worth getting. Buy it, highly recommended (as are all his others)

A classic of its time that is now out of date.The main problem with the book is that no-one limps any more and this changes the entire dynamic of the game.

Excellent.

I have had the book about a week now, and i am about to start reading it for the second time. Very readable, but so full of good points that i know that i have missed some the first time through.