Yeah Warrens book and Hwangs shouldn't even be mentioned in the same sentence, paragraph, post, thread, section, etc...


I havn't had a book portray a winning strategy as well as Hwangs since the Harrington series, and I hold the Harrington series the highest of any poker books I have read. Warrens "Omaha book" would make a decent paper weight if it wasn't for the odd shape and size. I suggest nobody waste their money on Warrens books (any of them).

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