Which Book Should I Write Next?

[chezlaw]

do the algebra book, its the one you really want to write and so will be the best.

chez

[MyTurn2Raise]

Algebra for 10-year olds

[felson]

David,

The world could use a great algebra book, more than any book on poker. Whether it would make a lot of money, I can't say.

[PairTheBoard]

Algebra. And it's not even close.

PairTheBoard

[Greeksquared]

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Algebra. And it's not even close.



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Yeah I agree completely. Not that you even care about your critics opinions on you but this would seriously prove to them that you truly are brilliant in other fields.

Aren't you tired of writing about poker anyways?

[ILoveShowGirls]

Algebra, I'd buy it.

I stopped paying attention in school when my dad died, and Algebra was one of the things I missed.
Even though I have tried several times, the beyond the basics stuff just does not stick easily in my head.

[finegrinder]

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Algebra. And it's not even close.

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" I just can't say anything but good about David! For one thing my granddaughter is a first year of college student, she was failing math early in the semester, he tutored her, now she's getting an A! " [img]/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]

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ALGEBRA FOR TEN YEAR OLDS

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[The Scientist]

In this order:

1. A SIMPLE GUIDE TO "THE THEORY OF POKER" (unselfish answer)

2. ALGEBRA FOR TEN YEAR OLDS (And those who think like them). - the poker version.
(very selfish answer)

3. 50 POKER HANDS THAT REALLY TEACH YOU SOMETHING (will most probably make the most money - may I have 1% royalities for this advice; especially if you write it first.) [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

Most poker players I've met don't read books. In fact they continue to tell me that reading poker books will rot my brain and game. I don't believe them...thank goodness. The non-readers most probably would buy this one...they love to compare.

4. WHAT POKER TEACHES US (show me a poker player that is teachable and you'll find a good player.) My experience at the Southern California casinos/card rooms is most of the players that talk to me think they know everything - or at least talk like they know everything about poker and no one else does.

Thank you for reading this - hope I have contributed something - and okay - I know I won't get a percentage. Maybe soon I'll be good enough to play you. [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

[bsheck]

How about this one?


But seriously I'd be interested in seeing the algebra book.