I realize that the topic has moved on ... so I feel obliged to reply.

I you say, that Supersystem I is out of date, filled with games no longer played, and therefore Supersystem II is simply an 2nd Edition of the original book, where the good stuff of Supersystem I is keeps (namely the NL hold'em section) and the rest of those old sections are trown out or rewritten. The point being, that you should not buy SS1 these day, but SS2, then allright ... It makes sense :-)


If you say, as I believe that you do, that one should buy both SS1 and SS2, then it makes no sense

First of all Supersystem is labeled as an advanced pokerguide, which makes you wonder what the Caro bit, the online bit and the WPT bit are doing there
Second of all, If it is expected that you own SS1, then why charge people money to read something, that they already own ... Doyle NL section should not be there .. and either the book should have been shorther and thereby cheaper or if that was not feaseble due to technical matters, then the pages should have been put to better use