How To Crush Texas No Limit Hold'em Tournaments

This book is aimed at poker players who play tournaments for a living and are already aware of how Texas No Limit Hold'em Tournaments are played. I will not be giving any basic information of how to play Texas No Limit Hold'em game but will expect the readers to know the basics of it. The players that will keep learning will have an edge over the ever toughening competition of tournament poker pros. This is part of a series and is the first volume. 
 
How is this book different than the average Texas No Limit Hold'em Tournament Books? 
1. This book features secrets from the turtle traders program, where ordinary people were given a two week course and collectively ended up making 100 million dollars for Richard Dennis, who himself had amassed over 200 million dollars from a reportedly borrowed 1600 dollars. Poker is essentially very similar to trading and most poker tournament players will learn a lot of new secrets to be +EV. 
 
2. In today's environment of increasing costs and decreasing payouts and ever competitive field of tourney players, it pays to learn that the correct strategy of tournament is survival and not maximizing expected value.  
 
3. Many tournament players will make the mistake of having an M ratio of 200 and pushing all in on the very first hand of a big buy-in tournament like a 10,000$ tournament, which is bad strategy. Apart from this if you are the chip leader at a table it pays to try to retain the chip leader status rather than pushing expected value.  
 
4. Live Poker Tells - These are extremely important and most players miss a huge amount of information, which could save them in difficult situations. Learn to identify fear and greed in the actions of the players.  
 
5. Tactics - Learn the tactics to pyramid your tournament wins and get lucky on a big tournament. 
 
6. Instincts - Like Doyle Brunson put it poker players exhibit ESP, in this book I tell you of the million dollar hand of Jonathan Duhamel which was -EV but he ended up winning over 8 million dollars in the tournament and becoming a household name.  
 
7. This isn't going to be yet another poker book that you will never be able to finish. All the advice is to the point and concise, making this book extremely small and yet extremely valuable.  
 
8. The advice in this book is also for cash game players, and cash game players will learn a lot from the advice of the legendary turtle traders program, I believe these secrets have never ever been extrapolated to poker in any poker book yet written.