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[QUOTE="Bozovicdj, post: 5364403, member: 250145"] Firstly, I am reluctant to believe that your tips about the strategy of the game, in the book would be good and of good quality if picked up from the site specifically. I mean, almost everything you read here comes from amateurs, recreational players etc. Also, if someone is to buy a book on poker for the purposes of learning, everyone would go for books written by famous profitable poker pros. Secondly, Yes, I would definitely not buy a book written by someone who isn't a pro or who doesn't have a proven profitable record. Lastly, I believe that there is room for writing a book on personal opinions about the game. Some common question on the site are: -How did you first start playing? -What made you play the game? -Would you turn pro or not? With this in mind, I would like to read a book written by a complete amateur that would not have any tip, but just observations and situations regarding the very beginning. How you got better if at all. What did the first place you played live looked like etc. We can already see something similar in the form of VLOGs where recreational players or some lower stake grinders are making videos about what they are doing, how they are playing, some are about the hands, some are about life, some about the casinos. [/QUOTE]
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