Improving your poker skills

• Power Hold'em Strategy (Negreanu)
• Winning Poker Tournaments One Hand at a Time (Lynch/Van Fleet/Turner)
• Harrington on Cash Games (Harrington/Robertie)
• No Limit Hold'em (Sklansky/Miller)
• Raiser's Edge: Tournament-Poker Strategies for Today's Aggressive Game (Grospellier, Nelson, Streib, Dunst)

Check out PokerStars TV, you will find many webcasts, videos and television shows from PokerStars events across the globe. You will be able to view the greatest players in action at PokerStars.tv.

Also, watch our replay tournaments. We replay many of the final tables of our larger events, with the hole cards of all players displayed. These events are a great way to see how winning poker is played on the final table.

Two Plus Two is a good starting point.

Follow the 300/30/30 rule, where you have 300 big bets for any limit game you want to play in (e.g. $600 for $1/$2 Limit Hold'em), 30 buy-ins for any tournament, and 30 buy-ins for any No Limit or Pot Limit game. By following this rule, you will be able to survive a few bad sessions or tournament beats without losing your whole bankroll.

Just play the best poker possible. Don't be afraid to quit while still down on a session. You can play perfect poker and still lose some sessions; such is the nature of random gaming. If you feel yourself losing control (i.e. tilting), stop playing and take a break.

This way you can easily record win/loss amounts and look for ways to improve.