I'll fire up the poker tools thread - General Poker Chat - Poker Forum

I think the biggest poker tool out there is Street3. 

Seriously, I am not a huge poker tool user, I stick to my instincts and table position. But, I would like to know what others players use, if any?

In the same boat as flea. So cprpoker…do you pick up a lot reading these books?  And do you implement any of their ideas/strategies/knowledge?

I haven't read nearly as many books as you've listed, but here's some I have.  None of these are affiliate links. :)  These are in the order I bought them, I think.

First: Online Poker by Doyle Brunson: Not recommended.  Most of the info is obvious or of little use to beginning or small stakes players (If the 50/50 on Full Tilt is too big, this is you)

Second: Online Ace by Scott Fischman: Worth reading.  I remember learning a few things that immediately benefited me, but I had been playing real money only about 3 months.  Now that I think of it this one deserves another read.

Third: Making the Final Table by Erick Lindgren: Very good.  I read this one about a month after I'd "gone positive" (all deposits withdrawn and playing on winnings) and it immediately helped my multi-table tournament play, which is my main focus.  I highly recommend this if you want to get better at multi table tournaments.

Fourth: No Limit Hold 'Em: Theory and Practice by David Sklansky and Ed Miller: Really good, but dry.  I read most of this on airplanes, and am now working my way through it for the second time.  This one is a gem for really helping me understand the math behind the game.  If you want to understand how to decide when to call all in on the flop with bottom pair and a nut flush draw against an aggressive opponent, this book gives you real numbers.  It also discusses bluff sizing, check raises, deep stack vs. short stack play, position, multi-level thinking, and it shows how to really work out expected value for your decision.

Wow this comment got long.  I should start a blog.

Great list I have most of them. Just threw HoH vol 3 in my bag for this trip. HoH vol 2 is in my car for when I'm stuck somewhere waiting on something. All 3 are falling apart.

I prefer Hold em Manager on windows. Used Pokertracker for a long time but switched several months ago. Mac users now have an option with Poker Copilot but it's a lot more limited than the two above.

Recently read 'Every Hand Revealed' by Gus Hansen and really liked it.

'Readem and Reap' by Navarro and Helmuth is a good companion to Caro's book.

I found it educational in that it provided great insight into his style of play and made me see some holes I needed to work on.

Overall certainly a worth while read.