Ok so i haven’t exactly given it much of a chance yet after about 50 pages
or so but can anyone tell me if it’s worth carrying on reading KILL EVERYONE by
Lee Nelson et al. So far it’s been nothing but the type of poker literature
that i despise with anecdotes and age old quotes about scaring opponents etc. with
the odd line about Doyle Brunson and his “play your rush” bullshit.
Elky then adds some insight which actually wouldn’t be so bad if it didn’t just
contradict everything the Author had just written and so far its don’t nothing
but make me angry….the hand example of him shoving all in with an up and down
straight and flush draw and talking like it made him some kind of poker god
made me actually scream!

I just finished Winning Poker Tournaments One Hand at a time vol 1&2 and
think they were the best poker books i have ever read/have ever been written.
They based information on situational circumstances instead of taking the (so
far) bird’s eye view of poker as some kind of macho competition where the aim
is to scare your opponents into laying down Aces….by calling with 64o and
hitting the nut straight??

I fully respect Elky and was looking forward to this book a lot….but
unless someone tells me otherwise i think I’m pretty much done with it
already!!!