The Black Book of Pool

[technoid101]

The Black Book of Pool: Secrets of the competitive mind. A book I found and purchased on Amazon, Copyright 2026. It is 335 pages of insightful methods of quieting the mind to be able to let your skills take over without mental interference. I understand the concept as it was introduced to me while I was learning to throw darts. My question is: has anyone else reviewed this book and what do you think.

 

[Bob Jewett]

Since you have read it, could you give examples of the most worthwhile parts of the book? It's within fair use of copyrighted material to give brief quotes in a review to illustrate your point.

The problem for me is that when I look for pool books now, there are great, steaming piles of worthless garbage, created by AI and printed on demand by Amazon that are a waste of paper. At 335 pages, my suspicion is either it's AI drivel, or the author has no idea how to write -- or both. I'm not willing to pay $20 to find out.

google ... google ... google ...

The authors are listed as Daniel P. and Holly Figueroa.

FargoRate lists these people as all being from Elizabeth, CO:

Dan Figueroa, 516, R=1559
Danyelle Figueroa 499 R=671
Holly Figueroa 505 R=2392

Maybe the same people. No previous publications that I could find.

If you have the Kindle Unlimited, the book is free.