sosikomg

Hey all,I've probably had the worst run this year when it comes to poker and have decided to take a long break, work a real job, and save up for 2016 and follow the WSOPC. During this break, I'd like to be studying all aspects of the game to prepare myself for whats to come. I need some help here though finding the right material and I would appreciate all the help I can get.

A list of what I'd like to learn about below.

- The best poker books out there that you learned the most from. Theory or non-theory related- Hand Ranges (looking for the most advanced teachings of this)

- 3bet 4bet 5bet strategy (I heard about this but could not find the information)

- Exploitation

I consider myself a good live player that knows how to win, but actually does not know what I am doing. (you are probably like wtf?) Let me explain... Let's say ever since you were born to age 23 you have played soccer and tried to make the pros and failed. One day you are out at a bar with your friends and you pick up a pool cue for the first time in your life. You end up winning every game you play them. You decide to practice a little on the side to get better and before you know it within 1 month, you are running the table 90% of the time.

->>The point<<- *** You obviously are very good at the game when it comes to pocketing balls and winning, but you do not know the basic/advanced strategy along with other aspects of the game to take your game to the next level. This is how I feel with poker.

Anything and everything would be much appreciative. I have looked through a ton of youtube videos and have hit the wall with learning poker. If anyone can give there 2 cents, I will send you a gift in the future when I make it big :)

p.s. don't troll please -__-

Anyone out there looking to start a study group? Let me know and I can set something up.

I'd love to hear feedback from other players about hand history, strategy, and everything else about the game. Stakes do not matter, so hit this post if interested!!!