Question: Title: If limit is your game, buy Lee Jones "winning low limit" instead Review: I bought this book at the same time I bought "winning low limit" by lee jones. Had previously read ITH by mathew hilgger, but lee jones's text is so great in the way it presents strategic information, I now prefer it to ITH.As for this book, I have no idea what the people who say this is a great introduction for hold'em are talking about.The presentation is confusing, the book contains a lot of fillers with little valuable information. Rules of hold'em aren't that complicated that requires the extensive chapters on reading the board as this necessarly comes with experience and doesn't take that long.As for strategy, I admit Miller is a bit more agressive than lee jones(which depends on the stakes you play in) and does present very valuable ideas, but I think the presentation is less than functional for complete begginers, for whom this book is intended.It is a cheap book...in all ways possible. Is the review positive or negative?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: Nice plot, but cliches abound Review: This book has a great plot, which was later copied ad infinitum by numerous conspiracy theory stories. However, probably because of the times this book was written in, cliches abound. Specially, the repetition of the protagonist's devotion to his wife could have been injected in a much more realistic fashion. There are substantial passages in the book which border on ennui, which is sad given the fast paced intent of the author. In short, I am no fan of Lehane's writing - a similar theme would have been much better handled by Jonathan Kellerman, for example, IMHO. Is the review positive or negative?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: Equinox = litigation Review: Good content, wasn't so keen on the legal documents between the OTO & Motta (?)But the original content was excellent Is the review positive or negative?
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