Mr. McManus, I am reading Positively Fifth street and I Positively love it. well written and very informative. However, towards the end of the Chapter called "Family, Career, Even Life" you talk about the hand that Hasan Habib called you on that you won the satellite with. (You had a pair of queens --spades and clubs and he had a K and 10 of diamonds). After the flop--which is a 7-9-jack (7-9 being diamonds), you describe the number of outs Hasan has as being only 12. By my count, you had 15 You do not address thepossibility of any 8's appearing and if one did Hasan would have had a Jack high straight (the 7-9 and Jack on the board, and the 10 in his hand--clearly an 8 would give him the straight and the winning hand. Is my math wrong or am I missing something? Great book and Congratulations on your success in poker.