Book Review: Money Ball

Book Review: 

Money Ball

The Art of Winning an Unfair Game

The book is great for what it is. The information is good. However, it could have used a proofreader. There are several instances of problems with subject/verb agreement. And, for a book that is included as a business book, it has some pretty raw language. 

However, it is written in a way that tells a great story. It pulls the reader in and keeps them there. The information provided by the book as far as game theory is concerned is missing. It provides a little information but not much. 

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I obtained this book through the Wharton County Library. whartonco.lib.tx.us

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