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I looked at the book briefly, it reminded me of the horrible No Fold'em Hold'em series by D.R. Sherer, one of the worst strategy books ever released which provided so much wrong advice that it was surly a method of going broke in the long run. Sherer's advice was to play any two low cards because everyone else at the table is playing high cards - and this will make you look like an idiot and you will lose lots of small pots, but it will also let you build big pots when you do win. My understanding from briefly reading through Play Poker like a pigeon at the store was that its the same mentality. I hope many people love this book if that is true, because the games will become even easier to play and more profitable!