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[QUOTE="finaltable1, post: 5332376, member: 187503"] You can write a book about psychological manipulations used by poker companies to attract and keep players at the tables. You can start with explanation of the rake and write your interviews with pokersites representatives... Just ask them such questions - What's the difference for their servers when they're hosting a) $1.1 b) $22 c) $109 MTTs. Do their servers, I mean computers really consume energy or traffic when 1000 players are playing $109 tourney compared to same 1000 players playing $1.1 tourney? You can go on and explain to the world manipulations used in the poker TV shows, and use other types of TV shows or movies where viewer associates himself with main character that he likes. You can also write about mathematical part of poker, which exploits feelings of those who think that they're smart and can "change their life" by playing poker and not lifting the bottom from a chair.. Be provocative creator and bring a fresh new, and ! objective ! look, instead of being a follower and trying to write something that has already been written many times by many other authors. Any hype is good, bad or good - doesn't matter. Bad hype spreads much faster and much better. Name it something like "101 reasons to never play online games if you want to become a millionaire" and there you go... 400K people will spend a dollar to buy your book, so that you can buy yourself a top Tesla for the roads and a small boat for the waves :wavey: [/QUOTE]
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