By: jason

jason — Mon, 07 Jan 2019 18:40:15 +0000

might pick up pulling the trigger, been a fan of elezra for years

By: Heather Allen

Heather Allen — Tue, 18 Dec 2018 16:21:11 +0000

After years of the GTO march, Alex is really bringing some groundbreaking stuff to poker. If you haven’t seen his APT webinars, I would strongly recommend heading over to the webinar replay page and checking them out.

By: john Rowan

john Rowan — Tue, 18 Dec 2018 15:16:48 +0000

RE: Pursuit of Poker Success. I hate leaving negative review because I admire authors so much. I have to say I hated the format of this book. It would have been OK if the author had just let the subjects tell their stories, but he had to needlessly insinuate himself into the narrative every couple of paragraphs. he either tells you what the subject is going to tell you, or what he just told you.
“Bosco didn’t let growing up in a rough neighborhood stop him. He kept pushing on…”
BOSCO: “I didn’t let growing up in a rough neighborhood stop me…”
this might work for a newspaper feature, but in a book it is just disruptive and annoying. The stories mostly lacked depth and nuance.
It is one of the few books I have ever purchased that I just couldn’t finish.

Alex’s book is excellent. I hope not many people read it because it contains breakthrough stuff and I selfishly want to use it awhile before people start catching on. The book works best in conjunction with his other works including free podcasts, articles, newsletters.
OK, I’ve said too much already.

I just purchased Annie’s book but haven’t read it yet. It looks interesting.

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