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Thanks. I agree that Harrington's books and many others are geared towards the larger buy-in/longer level tournaments and are probably inhabited by players who are much better than the average player in a lower buy-in tournament.

Advice for online sit and go's would be nice as well as the blinds become a factor very quickly since the whole tournament is completed within the time it takes one level to complete in a large buy-in tournament.

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unfortunately, erick's book is pretty similar in "level" to harrington's book... but they are complementary in alot of ways.

seems like good players always want to isolate the lousy player at the table. well that takes time you don't have in SNG's....

very few books seem to give too much guidance as to what to raise heavily at CO, button and blinds when you have 4 callers already (extremely common in SNG's). i know what's obvious to raise, but not sure about other situations (especially in the blinds when you'll be out of position post-flop).

it all gets you thinking which is good. and i'm very happy i bought this book.