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[QUOTE="fletchdad, post: 1781685, member: 65205"]
^^^^ Yep, same here. I have read it twice so far. It was my second poker book, and first reading I was totally in the dark most of the time. But he does make a number of statements about the reader perhaps being one of the better players at the table in the situations describes, so it  seems more directed towards players who have a good foundation already.

I have read it (both volumes actually) and I have very mixed feelings. There are a lot of interesting concepts, and he does advocate attacking weakness, which is good, but I think someone could get in a lot of trouble with some of his "strategies". But its all a cafeteria anyway, meaning take what you want and leave the rest. If it helps you, then that is good. But I think someone who doesent understand the reason he approaches tourney like he does (as opposed to a more conventional style) can donk a lot of chips away following his advice. But I did like a lot of his thinking, like  "rock, scissors, paper" and so on. When combined with other styles, it is a good weapon to have in you arsenal.
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