Textbooks...

I bought Playing For Real, a book on Game Theory by Ken Binmore. It was too wordy for me as a beginner and I became restless after a while, and the extensive use of Philosophical, Economic, and Card Games (I don't know Card Games) examples exacerbated my frustration. I found some suggested readings by Kevin Leyton-Brown in his website, he is the co-author of Essentials of Game Theory (EoGT). I started reading EoGT, but it was too concise for me. According to Kevin's suggestion (from his website), I have started reading, A Course in Game Theory by Martin J. Osborne and Ariel Rubinstein, today.