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[QUOTE="This Fish Chums, post: 5329230, member: 359399"]
So, I've been collecting my CardsChat posts in a Word document as a start towards writing a book on Poker. I'm up to 250 pages now, so I think that's a good starting point and was thinking about giving it a go. Now, I am NOT a professional and my win/loss stats are actually horrible. However (most of) my poker tips are based on how you should play and not how I actually play. So, I have three thoughts. First, I could post under another name like a lot of authors do. However, I feel this would be deceptive with a book on poker tips and don't like the idea. Second, I could just write it and not tell people I'm a rank amateur. Finally, I could post a disclaimer at the very beginning of the book where I come clean about my lack of success, but why I think people may find the book useful anyway.

My question is, which of those 3 options would you be most inclined to buy the book (without knowing anything else about the book)? Or, would you completely ignore any book not written by a pro?

And for bonus points, if you have any strong opinions on whether or not my posts are good enough in general to be the starting point of a book, let me know. All feedback is welcome here.
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