It’s dense, it’s thorough, it’s mathematically rigorous, and the only thing keeping it from a perfect score is that the writing and editing are sloppy at best and downright confusing at worst.
On a scale of 1 – 10, I give it a 9.5.Īpplications is a Two Plus Two book par excellence. I recently finished reading Matthew Janda’s Applications of No-Limit Hold ‘Emand considered it one of the most helpful poker books I’ve read in some time.
