Title: All you ever wanted to know about roulette
Product review: Unless you can't calcuate a batting average, OBP, SLG, or OPS, this book has very little to do with sabermetrics or using statistics to study baseball. In the last chapter he glosses over some scholarly baseball/statistics articles but really gives them a poor treatment. But most of the book is about betting and probabilities in roulette.Interesting sections on clutch and streak hitting were discussed at a surface level. This would have been a great setting to describe the mathematics and methods of analysis to test the hypotheses that players get hot or are clutch hitters. But alas, no.Don't waste your $20.
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