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This is interesting because I just read this book last week. Actually during the same period I was reading "Your worst poker enemy" while at work.

The book is a great insight I am glad and proud to say with confidence I fall into the category of "Stone Killer" The book was an excellent read and is a must for anyone serious about the game.

For myself, the only real hole in my game is I get bored correctly folding pre-flop so much and don't utilize this time beneficially enough studying the other players. (As I play exclusively on the strip, I am generally facing strangers) I am always noting whose playing what cards and remembering who the looser players are, but not REALLY watching them.

Since reading this book I have started taking better notes on the games, and making notes on the players. I can spot another local from two tables away and I am taking notes on all of them.