I agree whole-heartedly. In fact, I'm thinking of trying to win a
satellite entry into the WSOP, hopefully get seated at a table with
Hellmuth, and demand my freakin' money back. If that fails, I can burn
it to keep warm after I've lost the electric bill money using his
"super-tight-is-right" strategy.
(thinking at the table) No one will notice that I'm playing one hand
an hour!
You know, he forgot one player type; the lamb, as in lambs to the
slaughter. This player is characterized as anyone who follows
Hellmuth's advice in "Play Like the Pros."
If you're looking for cheating in poker, calling that 200+-page
advertisement for Ultimatebet.com a book is cheating. Leading a reader
to believe that Hellmuth ever won using the strategy outlined in the
"book" is cheating.
In a word, the "book" is CRAP!
Just my humble (HA!) opinion,
Roland
"K Sekar" <anonymous@columbia.edu> wrote in message news:<3f7d2213$0$170$9a6e19ea@news.newshosting.com>...
> You mean a section devoted to pimping UltimateBet? That pretty much sums
> up his "internet poker" section...in addition to telling the reader to be
> prepared to lose a couple hundred dollars. Go get lee Jones book and apply
> his principles to internet play.
>
>
> On Oct 3 2003 1:47AM, Blue wrote:
>
> > Hellmuth's new book is at the top of my pile right now. It has an
> > entire section devoted to internet play. Although Phil pushes his
> > product a bit it is still a solid and easy read.
>
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