Finished reading it.
Good nice read, i finished most in a few hours last night and polished the rest today.
I am really interested to see the hand history books since there aren't many things like this around.
Cool... what was the most interesting and/or helpful to you do you think? How would you rate it overall compared to anything else you've read about poker?
Well as luck has it i have read a loooot of poker bokes.
Super system oc,Negreanu, Helmuth, Annie Duke, Phil Gordon, How to crush microstakes, mid player poker books....a lot.
Rating it is a little harder. I have found a lot of nice successful tips in almost every book. Yours stands out in the EV section and in the defending blinds and mental game aswell. It is like dining in a restaurant vs a home cooked meal. It has a more nice warm approach.
I am not versed in the EV region to be honest, because until know i haven't played much cash games. Your book has helped me a lot understanding EV better and the fact that there are those tables with EV on dry board and all those options that is actually really helpful.
I also liked the parts on the mental games and it was a real good read with defending blinds and the options you have which i haven't seen in ANY poker book, not as detailed anyway.
I really look forward for the hand history book and honestly i could be hundreds of pages and i would love to read it. There are people who buy hand histories,but i haven't had much luck in finding info on that.
I work in advertising as a art director so if you need some front page work done on your cover at least i would happily help you
P.S.: I hope i got my point across. Sorry, i wrote this in the break of a tournament.
Minor math gripe:
There's 12 combos of a given offsuited hand, not 16. There's 16 combos total (s and o) of a given unpaired hand.
Other than that and a couple of spelling errors the book is excellent so far. I love the tension count bit particularly.
Do not worry about losing money. Think of how they make money.it easy to say story anyone but more peaple in real lost the money and it is hard. in my opinion
Hi John, hope the honeymoon is going great.
Just wanted to say thanks for putting the book up for free, some really good stuff in there. I'm definitely looking forward to the workbook stuff.
Thanks a lot for doing this John. The book seemed really good, however I did have some formatting issues putting it on a kindle.
Thanks again.
You can actually just email the pdf format to your kindle address - and it will download to your kindle. You can find your kindle address in your amazon account details. Format was fine on my kindle when I did it that way - but I have one of the old ones, not the fire or anything like that. Will be reading your book tonight while at work - thanks for the download.
You're welcome. Is there any special software to convert to Kindle? I haven't looked into it, but I'm interested in checking it out. When did you download it, because I re-formatted it after initial release. I guess the very last editor changes messed up a lot of formatting that I didn't notice. It's all been fixed now.
I use Calibre to auto convert and send pdfs etc. to my kindle. Doesn't do too bad a job and it's free. You set it up to send them to amazonusername @free.kindle.com