Remarkably bad
With great determination I managed to read halfway through. This is a really bad book until that point. It contains no information that an average high school student could not figure out on their own once the game�s rules are explained to them. It is verbose and not well written. In a span of ten pages it tells you half dozen times that sets are good hands that you can win lots of money with if you play them well but you may also lose. Each time it states that as if some new revelation. This is the only poker book I have ever read that did not contain any useful information at all that I can incorporate in my game.
