Editing Two Plus Two Publishing (section)

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'''Two Plus Two Publishing''' is a private company established and owned by statistician and poker player [[Mason Malmuth]].<ref>[https://esos.state.nv.us/SOSServices/AnonymousAccess/CorpSearch/CorpDetails.aspx?lx8nvq=b1Na7yFMJ8mJtcSIVgleQA%253d%253d Nevada Secretary of State: Entity Details]</ref> The company publishes books on [[poker]] and [[gambling]] written by professionals in the field such as [[David Sklansky]], [[Dan Harrington]], [[Bill Robertie]], Collin Moshman, [[Ed Miller (poker player)|Ed Miller]], [[Ray Zee]], [[Sunny Mehta]], Alan Schoonmaker, William Jockusch, and Malmuth himself.

Two Plus Two Publishing has sold over two million books and currently has more than 39 titles to its credit.<ref name="2p2books">[http://www.twoplustwo.com/books/ Two Plus Two Books], List and Synopsis of 2+2 Titles.</ref>  According to Malmuth, the name was adopted from the cover design of his book ''Gambling Theory and Other Topics'' where the equation 2+2=5 was illustrated with card pictures. In addition, many of its titles are now being translated into many non-English languages.

The Two Plus Two website operates a popular [[Internet forum]] for discussions on mostly poker and gambling-related topics, where it also publishes the Two Plus Two monthly electronic magazine (which includes gambling articles by Two Plus Two authors and others, such as Nick Christenson and King Yao) and the weekly Two Plus Two Pokercast. Posts on the forums helped uncover the [[Absolute Poker]] cheating scandal that was later featured on [[60 Minutes]] in 2008.<ref>[https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/11/29/AR2008112901679_4.html WashingtonPost.com: Players Gamble on Honesty, Security of Internet Betting]</ref>