Phil Hellmuth on top four hands inNo limit hold em

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Phil Hellmuth, in his book, writes, "Beginners: if you hold A-A, K-K, Q-Q, or A-K before the flop, bet it all. When you have one of these top four hands in NLH, you can almost always justify shoving all your chips out there before the flop. There are very few exceptions to this advice, and virtually no exceptions for the beginning NLH player. For the more sophisticated player, you will, once in a blue moon, be wise to fold Q-Q or A-K before the flop. If you are to do this, however, you should have some very strong evidence that your opponent hold K-K or A-A."

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what is the point of this post? how similarly crappy hellmuth's and moneymaker's books are to eachother?