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Phil Hellmuth - Read am and Reap... Join the Nintendo Fun Club Today!
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[QUOTE="hamburgler2682, post: 1082810, member: 51093"] I just read Hellmuth presents Navarro's read and reap, and it was hilarious! First of all, there was some [I]decent advice [/I]on possible tells, so its not necessarily a [I]bad[/I] book. But what [I]was[/I] bad was that over and over and over they kept plugging 'Camp Hellmuth.' About 20 times in the book the author would remind us why knowing tells is important and thats why, "Camp Hellmuth campers would go out and make significant money at the tables after only an hour of instruction!" It was ridiculous! Sort of like those books people buy that claim to have 'debt cures' or something and then when you buy the book the only advice it really gives is to buy another book by the same other, or subscribe to a website or something. Or sort of like in Mike Tyson's Punch Out when your trainer would give you advice on how to beat your opponent, only once you got past the first few all he'd say is, "Join the Nintendo Fun Club Today Mac!" [/QUOTE]
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