Title: sourly disappointed
Product review: I play regularly in MSN's competitive rooms, and though I do not consider myself to be expert at anything, I do think I'm an advanced spades player. I was extremely disappointed with this book because I expected it to teach me something new and it didn't. The book consists of a series of example hands taken from real games. I was looking forward to reading how the author would have played the hands differently, but there's not much input except on the bidding. He really promotes conservative bidding. I found the book to be very basic, and though beginning and intermediate players would probably gain something from the book, I regretfully did not.
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