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The difference being that Yao actually covers the math. That's really the entire difference between it and most 2+2 (and non 2+2) poker books. HEFAP only mentions that if an opponent is raising with 'many' hands you can play AQo against him. Yao gives you the cold hard numbers on how many 'many' is. See the difference?

Some math is covered in the 2+2 canon, and more is alluded to. But Yao lays it all out.

If you already played with PokerStove for many hours, read SSH, HEFAP, TOP and participated in the detailed and gory hand range discussions on these forums you'll find little new. On the other hand what little new information you dig up will by then most likely pay for the book and a bottle or twelve of 20 year old single malt whiskey. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]