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[PBDrunkIdiot]

I saw the older issues of 2+2 magazine are no longer available (http://www.twoplustwo.com/magazine/current/olderissues.html) and we are encouraged to contact the author to obtain a copy of the article that we'd like to read.
Is there a table of contents listing topics and authors?

[Ed Miller]

No, but I'm going to try to get that into the new software... so it might be available next month if I have time.

[PBDrunkIdiot]

Excellent. I look forward to it. Thanks for the quick reply.

Will this be done strickly threw the authors, or will I be able to purchase a reprint for 49 cents or something like that?

[Ed Miller]

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Excellent. I look forward to it. Thanks for the quick reply.

Will this be done strickly threw the authors, or will I be able to purchase a reprint for 49 cents or something like that?

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Strictly through the authors. After three months, 2+2 relinquishes all rights to the articles. I do plan to keep the titles and authors of expired articles up, however, so you can at least refresh your memory about past issues.

[BradleyT]

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I saw the older issues of 2+2 magazine are available (http://www.google.com/search?q=site:http://www.twoplustwo.com/magazine/&hl=en&lr=&rls=GGLJ,GGLJ:2006-05,GGLJ:en&filter=0) thanks to google cache

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FYP

[captZEEbo]

I have all the past articles saved on my hard drive

[hamstacker]

I'm looking for an article from an issue that is probably about about year old (maybe)...
It discussed stages of development as a poker player in the abstract and could be used to describe development in any skill. Does this ring any bells with anyone? If so can you direct me to same or to the author?
Thanks for your assistance.

[doc_1982]

Is it Ray Zee's growth of a poker player article? Where he talks about going from weak loose, to tight-aggressive, to loose aggressive, to eventually semi tight aggressive?

Also, does anybody know the name of the article, i think Mason or Ed wrote it, and it started with him talking about something like putting 100 bets of 1 dollar on roulette, then deciding you wanted to put 1 more bet of 50 dollars. Then it asked how many bets you think you'd made. It was trying to show something about making different bet amounts at different edges, or something like that. I remember glancing through it a couple of months ago, and its been something i've been thinking about for a long time since, and i've been wanting to reread that article. The name i think had "self weighting" in the title.

[hamstacker]

Thanks. Maybe captZEEbo can hook us up when he's not busy trying to beat the $50/$100NL game?