Re: If you could have your wish
 

I was not aware of that he wrote a book. I picked him because of his tournament record, particularly his world series record. But I suppose your poker history has nothing to do with being able to write a good book or wanting to.

Re: If you could have your wish
 

a lot of interesting choices here, but remember,

Good player != Good Writer or Good At Explainig Concepts.

Re: If you could have your wish
 

I respect Ungar as much as the next guy, but you can't put his playing style in writing so his book probably wouldn't be very good.

That being said, I would like to see a tournament co-written by Tiffany Williamson and Aaron Kanter.

Re: If you could have your wish
 

Only if Williamson does pre-flop strategy and Kanter does post-flop strategy. Otherwise, you'll totally get pwned.

Re: If you could have your wish
 

Ted Forrest for both.

Re: If you could have your wish
 

Chip Reese : Cash
Gus Hansen: Tournament

Re: If you could have your wish
 

Honestly all I really want are more advanced hand problem books in a HGIYLH style, by Greenstein or 2p2.

Re: If you could have your wish
 

Erik Sagstrom

Re: If you could have your wish
 

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Ted Forrest for both.

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That's a good point. Ted is a mystery to me though, I wonder if he has the potential to be a good writer or would want to do a book.

Re: If you could have your wish
 

Cash - Brizganc. Erik Sagstrom. Ivey.

Tournaments - Gus Hansen or Allen Cunningham or Greg Raymer.