Okay, so I bought this pool book expecting some next-level bank shot secrets. The title totally hyped me up - 'One Rail, Two Rails, Three Rails'? Sign me up!

First impression? The book is TINY. Like 13 pages tiny. I almost thought Amazon sent me a pamphlet by mistake. But hey, good things come in small packages, right?

The systems described are actually pretty solid once you wrap your head around them. That 3-rail kick system? Game changer for my one-pocket matches. Though the English terminology had me confused at first - dude flips the usual inside/outside definitions.

Biggest complaint? It's basically just about kicks with almost nothing on actual bank shots despite what the title suggests. Feels kinda misleading if you ask me.

Would I recommend it? If you're serious about improving your kick shots and don't mind some quirky terminology, yeah it's worth the few bucks. Just don't expect a comprehensive bank shot bible.