I have never read any VP books. When I started I heard Dan Paymar had some good books. They may be a bit outdated now. Most people go for Bob dancers book now days. Some people refuse to buy his books because he works with casinos.Quote: FrGambleI recently had a nice relaxing time playing some video poker with a decent pay table. I've read the Wizard's video poker sections but would like to do some more studying on the topic with a book in my hand (kind of old fashioned that way). Does anybody know of any really good books on video poker? Thanks.
Dan Paymar was one of the pioneers. He re-released his book in 2010, but I'm cautious of old books that have been updated.
Jean Scott published Frugal Video Poker in 2006. That could be an option if it's on sale.
Presumably you'll also want some type of training software. You'll find a lot of options for that.
http://www.amazon.com/Video-Poker-Intelligent-Beginner-Dancer/dp/0929712552
Throw Rob Singer's book in the trash.Quote: tournamentkingI'm also trying to learn a thing or two about vp. I have Dancer's vpw software, Jean Scott's Frugal Gambler, Dan Paymar's Optimal book, Rob Singer's book, and Frank Kneeland's book. I expect to learn much from all these viewpoints.
I would hate to go back and quote what you said about, VP and VP AP's.Quote: tournamentkingI'm also trying to learn a thing or two about vp. I have Dancer's vpw software, Jean Scott's Frugal Gambler, Dan Paymar's Optimal book, Rob Singer's book, and Frank Kneeland's book. I expect to learn much from all these viewpoints.
Stick to slots or Rob Singer VP is for losers