World class players, world class books

Lederer made beginner DVDs.
Johnny Chan's book is for beginners.
Hellmuth's DVDs are for beginners.

I know that the beginners market is a much bigger market but shouldn't world class players write world class level books too? I mean who doesn't want to enter the mind of Johnny Chan and Howard Lederer as they think about world class plays against world class players.

[Stork]

Lederer has some very good articles on his website which are way above the beginner level.

[jmillerdls]

link?

[Sakuraba]

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Wow, how lazy can you be?

www.google.com

type "howard lederer" and hit the enter key

click on the first link

click on the words "poker articles"

[Dynasty]

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You'll give him this link but not the direct one?

[Stork]

It's howardlederer.com

[KramerTM]

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Wow, how lazy can you be?

www.google.com

type "howard lederer" and hit the enter key

click on the first link

click on the words "poker articles"

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lol

To answer your question. I think the world class players have something that you can't teach. They have a feel that only comes through experience. I have taught people Russian. They have to think about it when they make up sentences, I don't. It comes natural to me (it is my native tongue afterall). The same with the pros. They've been in any situation a million times. You and I have to think, sometims long and hard, sometimes quickly. They have such a feel, they don't need to, and no book can teach that, only experience.
I think they provide products to the beginners to increase players in the games.

[Mason Malmuth]

Hi Mushu:

We do have books by David Sklansky, Ray Zee, and Dan Harrington. I think that all of them are recognized by almost everyone as being "world class."

Best wishes,
Mason

[benkahuna]

Mason, reread the OP. You missed the point.