A decent book, but not the best I think. Wong's angles are mostly related to simple math edges you can get and don't necessarily translate into being able to obtain plays day after day. Sort of an add-on books for people in the beginner to intermediate classes. It will add some nice little pieces to the puzzle, but I think one would be hard pressed to do any serious play with many of his ideas. Sort of like if you are a professional BJ player and you wanted to dabble in sports and pick up a few bucks doing it to diversify away from your main game...exactly the story of Mr. Wong.
Wong holds back ( like any other author), on sports. Print is too slow. I agree with WB that Wong is much more expert at BJ. He wouldn't publish something like correlated hockey parlays ( long dead). I found nothing blatently wrong in his book, just not up to date. Even in his BJ books, 6:5 BJ payoffs aren't factored in, he couldn't have seen that coming 10 years ago. Best info is current info.
Info with emphasis on old rules becomes archaic, such as before 6:5 BJ, 3-point baskets in hoops, 2-point conversion in NFL. Wong's site encourages you to buy his "Host's" picks. Fezzik sells picks, etc.
Info with emphasis on old rules becomes archaic, such as before 6:5 BJ, 3-point baskets in hoops, 2-point conversion in NFL. Wong's site encourages you to buy his "Host's" picks. Fezzik sells picks, etc.
