I've been reading the book slowly over the past couple days. There are a number of debatable plays suggested in there that S&M followers will consider strikingly weak. With that said, Mason will be quick to label the book "inaccurate" and give it a low rating. I take the under.


Incidentally, I love this book because it will make for great forum debates for the next several months. I hope that Jim Brier keeps contributing to the discussion. He isn't always correct IMO, but at least his opinions are always backed up by reason (even if you disagree). It doesn't hurt to think every now and then.


As for Mason's "Hands to Talk About", I love those too, but he always seems to make the right play.