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It is indeed from Weighing the Odds. One thing that this book will do for you is to understand the question "Why?". Yao attempts to answer qualitatively, then shows an EV calculation to illustrate the point. Following that is a note on how changing a certain variable, i.e. opponent type affects the assumptions made in the EV calculation and how you should adjust if that's the case.

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This is a interesting method, from Weighing the odds book i assume?

I probably could pull this off during game, However i'm not sure whats easier...

I suppose if its raised and i need implied this may be a shortcut. As i plan to buy that book for Xmas i shall wait untill then(And by then increase poker knowledge) so i'm ready to learn that method(And it'll be easier to understand from the book i assume?)

I look forward to getting this book.

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Souinds like my type of book! i hate accepting "X" and not knowing why X is caused/Made/Done.

Thanks for your help all, Sorry to OP(Original poster) if it got hijacked, I ACTUALLY THINK YOU LEARNT MORE FROM ME COCKING UP.
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Good luck in future hands.