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Old Sun Oct 01, 2017, 03:13pm
Chief_Khan Chief_Khan is offline
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Originally Posted by JRutledge View Post
I'm in sales and that usually helps me make my own schedule.



Depends on the kind of learner you are. I would suggest that you pick up the Simplified and Illustrated Rulebook and probably the Rules By Topic Book as well that put many rules and case plays into context. This is really helpful to guys that never have read a rulebook or understand its structure. Hard to read alone unless it is put out for you to understand.



I have no idea, not in a place that takes either.



We did not have classes when I started. But our test was an open book test and you could look up the rules in the rulebook and casebook.



I gave two, but NASO/Referee Magazine has many things that you can buy. I would suggest you invest in yourself and probably pick up many things that might help. the IAABO videos are great. Some of the books are great. It is just a matter of how much money you want to invest. But think of it as, "How many games it will take to pay for my investment."

Peace
Thanks today I ordered two books and I will ordered some videos later on tonight.

Does anyone know where I can get the IAABO book? I'm more than willing to pay.
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