Problem Intensive books on Probability

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Hello All,

I am enrolled in a third year probability course, and the course textbook is Introduction to Probability Models by Sheldon Ross. I want to do good in this course, and this course is the hardest course in third year stats. Therefore, I am studying from Ross right now, but would appreciate if you could give me the names of other books that are on par with Ross and much more problem-intensive, since the theory is already being covered in Ross. However, I do not mind a theory intensive book as long as it is problem intensive as well, and on par with Introduction to Probability Models.

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Hi kamran60.

These books have a good selection of (classical) problems:

"An introduction to Probability Theory and Its Applications", Vol. I and Vol.II by William Feller.