Raven

well, from all the replies to this I think the best course of action would be to just got in order.I'm gonna read Hold'em Poker 1st followed by Hold'em for advanced players and then Theory of Poker. Since I should really get into limit games (cause let's be honest, that's where most of the money is) I'll read Small Stakes. I'm gonna get Tournament Hold'em as well but leave it for the end.I am curious about 1 other thing though...down the road, and I do mean way down the road cause actually reading, understanding and applying all the information in the books above will take quite a while, I am

Is Low Limit Hold'Em the one from Lee Jones?

thank you both for the replies, you both made some excellent points. If anyone else has anything to add, please do.

I have a little question for you guys. I want to buy a few of Sklansky's books but I'm unsure which of them I need. He has books for beginners and for advanced players but I'm having a hard time classifying myself as a player and I figured if I gave some background, maybe some of you who read his books would be able to help me pick which ones to buy.I've been playing for almost a year now. I understand the game pretty well but obviously there's room for improvements. I play mostly online, won a few sit n goes and make the money in a couple of 2000+ player tournies. I like playing live more but