Pancho and D2 would agree with me, I'd bet - it's a lot harder these days to find anything other than on a spot basis. Everyone knows about SIA, but as for the others, you'll have to find them on your own. Billdozer once asked this question some months ago, and my reply to him then was that those who've done it usually have spent a lot of personal time finding them and figuring it out, and to simply and explicitly lay it out for others is foolish (I'm talking specific books, not the technique itself) because you just make it that much harder for yourself to catch a decent line since they generally move once you bet them. When I first started at Covers a couple of years ago, I didn't fully understand that and it really didn't matter much then - but it does now and I do understand now. Also, naming specific books could (and probably would) alert them, but as I said above, it's one hell of a lot harder to do it these days compared to even last year, so even if you do find them, you'll find that you'll either be limited relatively quickly or perhaps even booted if you manage to find and hit soft lines.
That's the best answer I can give you - no hard feelings, I hope - GL.
p.s. Here's a good analogy - let's say you know some good, honest guys who love poker but are only fair-to-poor players and regularly lose, and someone asks you if they can have your seat in the Friday night game, where you might be making a nice sum every week without pissing them off, while enjoying yourself. How stupid would it be to give him that seat???
