I don't have any problems with taking a good draw and putting in some extra bets on the flop assuming that you get multiway action. But I do have problems when he has you playing something like JJ passively when the flop is 9 high because you may be against a good draw. He seems to forget that if your raise can knock out players with let's say four and five outs you may be winning more from these players than you are losing to the person with the good draw. Plus drawing hands with 15 or so outs don't have to always be there. I also have problems when he recommends to play any two suited cards in loose/aggressive games because if you flop a draw you can get many bets in on the flop. You will frequently get punished with these hands before the flop and on the turn.


Hope that helps.