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From: halle@hou2b.UUCP (J.HALLE)
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Subject: Re: Precision Bidding (actually, books on Precision)
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Date: Wed, 13-Mar-85 12:52:47 EST
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While Goren's book on Precision is certainly popular and readable, it is
by no means the best and is certainly not the Bible.  For an introduction,
probably the best is C.C. Wei's original books on Precision.  (After all,
he invented it.)  Wei and Ron Anderson have written several books on
Precision, all of them very good.  There are many others which are also
very good by a variety of people.  Reese, Jannersteen, and Sonntag (or maybe
it was Weichsel) are some I've read.  The most comprehensive is by Belladonna
and Garozzo, but that one should wait until you're experienced with the system.