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Old 10-24-2005, 03:44 AM
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Default Re: Which books should I get by Tom McEvoy and Ken Warren, if any?

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While many lemmings on 2+2 like to critise them, McEvoy/Cloutier have a heck of alot more WSOP bracelets than most of thier critics do.

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I really wouldn't argue that the correctness of McEvoy's writing is justified by his tournament results, because his tournament results are pathetic. I can't remember the exact numbers, because I calculated this a while ago, but McEvoy has averaged approximately 70k per year over the last 22 or so years in tournament prizes. This doesn't account for his buy-ins therefore it is entirely possible that McEvoy is actually a losing player

In a discussion of who was the worst player to ever win the WSOP, Daniel Negraneau wrote, with a tone of surprise, that people didn't know how bad a player McEvoy is. In other words, McEvoy isn't even in the same league as Moneymaker, Fowler, or Varkonyi. WOW!

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