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Tony Rogan _ony_ogan — This was a good book, I was anxious to find out how the ending would show itself.

Ziyad Khader ziyad89 — The limit hold 'em section is good Tthe omaha section is excellent. Doyle Brunson's chapter on NL is the only advice I've read on how to play using the super-agressive style, but it seems to only offer the essense of it-- still, it contains good material. Doyle Brunson's NL Tournament chapter doesn't offer much additional insight. Mike Caro's chapter is weak. I only skimmed Todd Brunson's stud chapter because it is very limited in scope (it only focus on the hi-lo split version of the game). I also only skimmed Negraneu's chapter on lowball, but I would say that it is probably not usefull to most players; not many people get invovled in lowball games. The rest of the material is just filler.

Rachel Zink rachelzink — I enjoyed this book, it was by the same author, (Alice Walker) of the book The Color Purple which I also read. Instead of being just one story based only on one women it is based on many different stories and its very interesting because you get different perspectives of how these women confronted their problems.

Judith Locklear littleturtd774 — The Gold Standard in Property casebooks. Don't listen to the nay-sayers like Professor Carl E. Schneider--Jim Krier is property.