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Title: Not for the sophisticated sports gambler
Review: I'll get to the point: This book is a waste of time for readers who already have some introduction to baseball and gambling and are looking to get a winning edge. If you are looking for bet ideas from a winning gambler that are shown to statistically outperform the casino odds historically, look elsewhere.Instead you will find a handful of bet ideas, lost in a sea of painfully detailed play-by-play summaries of the events of the 2004 season, tied together clumsily by a universal idea of "military maxims". The bet ideas are justified with some general commentary followed by "here's one time that the bet worked in the 2004 season", which goes on for pages and is hardly convincing. The misspellings are frequent and get annoying.In summary, you don't need to pay 14 bucks for detailed summaries of the 2004 season - go to espn.com.
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