The book improved my game so it was worth the read. My quam here is in the last chapter he talks about percentages in the money and what is attainable and sustainable. I ran the numbers based on 300 single table $22 buy ins and with the percentages he says you should be in the money and how often you should take 1st, 2nd and 3rd it adds up to a losing player. I'm not sure if those numbers he was saying was a typo or a misquote but they definately do not add up to a winning player. Otherwise it was a quick, easy and understandable read. Good luck at the tables!

The book didnt really offer much groundbreaking news. There is so much competition and the low-mid stakes sit n gos, that it is becoming increasingly more difficult to achieve a solid ROI. I think this would be a great book for a beginning player looking to improve their game or understand general guidelines and strategy. I think for more seasoned players the best book ever written on the subject is Colin Moshman's Sit n Go Strategy, which will help you take your game to a new level.