THETA Poker Further Reading

The following books and web resources provided invaluable assistance in the creation of THETA Poker.

Dan Harrington's and Bill Robertie's Harrington on Hold 'em (Volume I, II, and III). A three-book series on Strategic Play, The Endgame, and The Workbook covering everything you need to know to improve from absolute beginner to expert.
David Sklansky's and Mason Malmuth's Hold 'em Poker for Advanced Players. Excellent single-volume coverage of various strategic concepts, loose-table play, and short-table play.
Doyle Brunson's Super System and Super System 2. A very aggressive approach to the game, which may be more your style (in contrast to Harrington's tighter style).

Abdul Jalib's Hold'em Preflop Strategy According to Abdul. This essay explains how and why you should bet your hands before the flop depending on your cards, your position, and your opponents' styles.
David Sklansky's and Victor Chubukov's Sklansky-Chubukov Numbers. Short-stack chart indicating the maximum stack size for which you should move all-in from the small blind when heads-up.
James Kittock's and Lee Jones's Sit And Go Endgame (SAGE). Short-stack formula for deciding between moving all-in and folding.
Peter Bro Miltersen's and Troels Bjerre Sorensen's A Near-Optimal Strategy for a Heads-Up No-Limit Texas Hold'em Poker Tournament. Short-stack strategy analysis.