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Daniel, I continuously study poker, I am currently a PokerVT member (thanks, its incredible info), and I read poker books as well. I have read Mike Caro, Phil Gordon, Doyle Brunson, Your books, Dan Harrington, Barry Greenstein, and some others. What is one of the best poker books (in your opinion) that is out there for someone looking for an advanced strategy? And why?

Daniel, at such a high level of success and knowledge of poker strategy that you have, how do you continue to learn and get better at poker, what's you favorite way to get better at the game? is it discussing strategy with other players, reading forums, experience, or something else, or maybe a combo of so many different ways? Also, when you are putting in 40 hours of poker every week, how do you not feel drained or do you, what are some ways to stay motivated in this kind of situation?

Daniel thanks for the answers, here's another question, what is your favorite poker room to play cash games in? Also, I once seen Todd Brunson in Ivey's Room, and his game broke, so he sat in a 1-3 NLHE game. Do you play the lower limit games when the big ones break, and if so do you still play pretty seriously?

Daniel, do you have ant cool stories or memories of playing poker with Stu Unger? Did you know him very well???

Daniel, when you first became a pro in Las Vegas, how many hours a week were you usually playing a week? Also, what limits did you start at? Do you have any bankroll management tips for beginning pros?