Re: Why Great Players Often Like My Stuff More Than Good Players
You have mostly missed the point of David's post FWIW.
He is saying that his books help you know what to do once you've got a good read on a situation and therefore great players are in a better position to use the material he presents (since they read situations better). Or to put it in a different way, knowing what the correct play is in a certain situation (what his books help with) does you no good if you cannot determine that you are in that particular situation (which his books do not help with).
I'd also hazard a guess that more top players have read ToP than you think.
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