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However, there are some flaws in Snyder's book, the most notable being that he didn't realize the tourneys are percentage payback as opposed to being winner take all, and in these threads I have given a number of very specific examples as to exactly where I think his advice is wrong. Yet none of you have ever addressed these spots. In addition, no one has ever given any specific examples of hands that should be played differently because of the time factor. That needs to be done before you can say that Snyder has it right on this point.
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Mason, when you say "none of you," I get the feeling I'm in the group you call "you," but please understand that we're not a club or something. Few if any of the people commenting here have a personal ax to grind.
For a response to your challenge asking for specific hand examples, please look here:
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/sh...age=0&vc=1