[bogey1]

It's hard to imagine it becoming outdated. The ideas are sound regardless of how the game progresses. However, like SSH, some ideas just may not apply as often as games change. The really loose limit games that SSH talked about rarely exist online anymore beyond micro levels.

However, it seems more and more like tournament winners are just insanely aggressive. I'd like to see a book describing how to play this type of game as a flip side to HoH's very tight style. Yea, HoH talks about a "hyper aggressive" game, but doesn't go into detail (it is, after all, not Dan's style).

I'd love to see a chapter by someone like Raymer on running over the table with a big stack. They'll take more risks to get that stack and I'd like to understand the thinking about the types of hands they play differently to take that shot at big stack status.