Reading handicapping books is just like reading poker books... some thoughts/ideologies you'll agree with, while others you will not. But it's good to have perspective from all angles as you never know what little tidbit here or there will pan-out a being useful with how you approach and play the game.
That said, in my opinion, Andy Beyer has the most entertaining books with good info while Steve Davidowitz's Betting T-Breds is the single best book out there to kick-start one's handicapping endeavours.
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10-08-2009, 01:23 PM
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