Title:

Kill Everyone

Author:

Lee Nelson, Tyson Streib, and Kim Lee

Publisher:

Huntington Press

Date:

2007

ISBN:

0-929712-47-1

Pages:

348

Price:

$29.95

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Reviewed by Nick Christenson, npc@jetcafe.org

December 13, 2007

In 2005, the book Kill Phil caused quite a stir in the poker community. It advocated a 'push or fold' no-limit hold'em tournament strategy that, while sounding simplistic, is remarkably effective. In late 2007 a new volume appeared from most of the same team that brought us Kill Phil. This book, Kill Everyone, provides even more advanced information on playing strategies in no-limit tournaments, as well suggestions for playing sit-n-gos and short handed cash games.

I wouldn't categorize Kill Everyone as true a sequel to Kill Phil. Kill Phil was aimed at players with little or no no-limit tournament experience who wanted a fast-track path to being able to go toe-to-toe with tournament veterans, and it delivered. Kill Everyone is aimed at the poker player with a little more experience, perhaps gained through using the Kill Phil strategies for a couple of years. It also covers a more diverse set of topics.

After some introductory comments that comprise Part 1, in Part 2 the book moves to cover 'equilibrium move-in strategies' for no-limit hold'em. This is remarkable and valuable information, but it's not for the faint of heart. Expect to spend time re-reading and studying this section, as it's very dense and quite math-heavy. It's also very useful. It will take some effort, though, to adapt this material (and the supplemental information found in the appendices) for general use by the reader. Those going through this effort will be rewarded.

Part 3 is a hodge podge of topics. We get some suggestions on how to adapt to strategies that some players have adopted in recent years.We also get an exegesis on luck in tournament that's moderately interesting, but not especially informative. The authors also provide us some suggestions regarding tells and tournament preparation. These chaptersare okay, but not as useful or ground-breaking as the material that appears earlier in the book. Part 4 is a chapter on playing in short-handed cash games.

While not all of the book is uniformly great, I found early parts of thebook to be truly exceptional. The work the authors have done on he equilibrium solutions is a major contribution to no-limit hold'em tournamentstrategy, and those who regularly play in these events will want to knowwhat Kill Everyone has to say on this topic. Much of the rest of the book is also useful and interesting. It appears that each of the authors had primary control over different sections of the book. Between this effect and the number of topics covered, the book often feels disjointed, but even if one treats each chapter outside of Part 2 as completely separate and unrelated topic, the totality of the book is strong enough to make it well worthwhile.

Kill Phil was a breakthrough book that everyone with an interest in tournament no-limit hold'em ought to read. Even though it'sless even, Kill Everyone is about as ground-breaking asits predecessor, and at its best, perhaps even more so. There is great information in this book and it deserves to be read.

Capsule:

Kill Everyone is not quite a sequel to the remarkableKill Phil, but I'd still recommend reading them in chronologicalorder. Kill Everyone is aimed at players with some no-limithold'em tournament experience. The book is uneven, and some parts aremore useful than others, but the information in Part 2 is exceptional andwell worth the price of the whole book. As with Kill Phil,Kill Everyone is a book that should be read by all no-limithold'em tournament players.

Note: I received a free review copy of this book from the publisher.I have no other interest, financial or otherwise, in the success ofthis book.

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