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[QUOTE="dmorris68, post: 1559834, member: 40397"] Yeah I read his initial announcement, and looked into the book. I may get it just for the quizzes to confirm what I *think* I know, and to have an easy reference to look back at. And he's not paying me anything... yet. ;) We'll see after I've had a material impact on his sales and on DTB memberships though. :p Much of the math behind poker I've figured out by now. Whether I always make the effort to apply it correctly is another question, but I least I'm familiar with most of the concepts. However I struggle with articulating it to others, and sometimes I do glaze over when getting deep into subjects like equity vs range, G-Bucks, etc. QTip has a very "Mr. Rogers" like quality in presenting information in a soft spoken, easy to understand fashion. Lesson 1 makes me feel like I'm watching a Sesame Street episode, lol, but I can imagine that's what many folks need to get over the hurdle of "poker math." While probably 70% of this math series I have down cold, I'm looking for any tips that will make things easier, as I'm sure I'm probably doing some calculations the hard way (I tend to brute-force my way through some calculations, which takes too long to be practical). I'm hoping I'll get something out of the more advanced lessons in this series. And since I do have an obsession with books, I'll probably wind up with his too. [/QUOTE]
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