The current issue of cardplayer features a review of 2005 poker books. Here's a
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Harrington vol.2 is strongly recommended by Tim Peters, who says "this book will change your life." For those who don't know, cardplayer has a history of bashing 2+2. They even had a poll asking what the best poker book of all time was. Both of Hellmuth's books made the list, but HEPFAP, TOP, didn't. Not a single 2+2 book was mentioned.
Maybe this review slipped by Barry Schulman? Or maybe it would simply be too embarassing to ignore HOH v.2. Whatever the reason, I'm happy for Mason and Harrington and Robertie that their book got such good press.
Viva 2+2!
-Snowball