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[QUOTE="Matt_Burns88, post: 5330908, member: 343619"] A lot of very sensible opinions here. I for one would not buy, or even consider buying a book written by a losing player. Using another name or not mentioning your win/loss is not an option in this day and age. You publish a book and the first thing people are going to do, is look you up to see who you are and what you've done and soon find out your real name and that you're a losing player. Bang - credibility gone - zero sales. Here's a question - if you think your book can help improve peoples play, why not implement this into your game? Then you would have a book. "How a rank amateur became a top pro" would be a title I would look into more. There are a lot of half decent losing players out there that with a few tweaks to their game, could go from a slight losing player to a regular winner. [/QUOTE]
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