The Theory of poker by David Sklansky. This is one of the best books ever written on Pokerk, and it was written by a top professional player. Unlike most other Poker books, it is not a “ how-to “ book but a book on theory that discusses in depth strategy and many sophisticated concepts. Serious players who do not study this book will lag behind those players who do. I reread my copy every three or four months and always find it helpful to my game.
Omaha Holdem Books
Omaha Poker by Bob Ciaffone is considered the best first read for Pot Limit Omaha. It gives a really good introduction to the game. It's a pretty straight forward and well organized book. For those looking to learn the game, it'll get you off on the right foot.
How Good Is Your Pot-Limit Omaha by Stewart Reuben
Pot-Limit Omaha is one of the major poker variants. Over the last twenty years it has increased hugely in popularity on both sides of the Atlantic. Written by a world class Omaha player, this book offers help to those players looking to improve their understanding of this complex game.
Championship Omaha by Tom McEvo and T.J. Cloutier
This book is perfect for the experienced poker players who want to refine their skills. Not recommended for beginners.
Take it from multiple-pro-tournament winners T.J. Cloutier and Tom McEvoy: Starting hand selection and flop reading are the two most important skills to develop for becoming a good Omaha player.
They give you lots of example hands and flops, and explain what to avoid and what to seek out
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