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What do you want in a poker book?
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[QUOTE="Poker Orifice, post: 2597910, member: 33113"] I disagree to an extent. Alot of the good poker books are written in a way in which to help the reader to develop their thinking process(es) as opposed to some of the older school ones that give you more of a breakdown on suggested play. As far as a new poker book that would draw interest.... idk. For tournament play I think it'd need to be along the lines of some of the more popular ones out there today, where you have pro(s) commenting on handhistories, illustrating certain concepts. (ie. Winning Poker Tournaments One Hand At A Time, Moorman's new book.). I think if you could get a group of players to comment on HandHistories it'd probably be best. [/QUOTE]
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