Learning with videos

#1 15th March 2010, 9:32 PM

Hello,
I'd like to ask your advice about specialized websites like Deuces Cracked and others, that supply Learning Videos.

I'd like to have your opinion. Can we really learn a lot with them?

I'd like to find some specifically about SnG.
Can you guys let me know if you know some good websites that provide good SnG learning videos?

Thanks

#2 16th March 2010, 5:16 AM

I'm a DC member, and find it extremely useful - but I focus on cash games, so not sure about the SnG content.

#3 16th March 2010, 5:40 AM

Meht, they're okay. I'd never pay for them though.

#4 19th March 2010, 4:44 AM

YES!
For SNG's the best poker vid. training site is SitnGoGrinders. I've checked out quite a few training vids. (hundreds) and although I haven't checked out the ones on the site SitnGoGrinders I trust my sources who've told me it's the best (aside from reading reviews, I know one of the coaches on there & have viewed some of his vids. prior to him joining there & would have to say his vids. are the best SNG vids. I've seen).
For MTT play, PokerXFactor is rated very good.

#5 19th March 2010, 7:10 AM

You can certainly learn a lot from watching videos of this sort. Colin Moshman is an instructor at Stoxpoker and I learned a lot from watching his videos, but I'm terminating my membership to that site because I'm so ticked off about the Stoxpoker cheating scandal. There are plenty of other sites that will offer quality instruction on video. I also suggest that you purchase and study Moshman's book on SNG's, as it is the definitive work on the subject.

#6 24th March 2010, 6:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by slycbnew

I'm a DC member, and find it extremely useful - but I focus on cash games, so not sure about the SnG content.

Vandweller's class room vids are golden.

Also, as previously mentions, Stox Poker's SnG selection is quite good. Lots of theory videos as well as live play in a lot of different formats. In addition to Collin, Pzhon's videos are a primary reason I am continuing my subscription in spite of the recent scandals (also because I re-upped for a year a month before all this broke *facepalm*). Sippin Criss (9 man) and Faarcyde (6 max) are also excellent. If you play at FTP you can earn a free subscription through the Truly Free Poker Training program and give it a shot.

#7 24th March 2010, 9:58 AM

you can also learn a lot by record your own video, and learn from your errors.

Or watch them after 1 year and have a laugh at your self :-)

#8 25th March 2010, 11:25 PM

have any of you guys try cardrunners. I see this alot but not sure if it worth it.. I perfer VT poker better

#9 26th March 2010, 5:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dreams of Tragedy

have any of you guys try cardrunners. I see this alot but not sure if it worth it.. I perfer VT poker better

What type of games are you looking for?

The other problem is that the answer you get now will be very different from the answer you get after May 1st when they have completed the merger with Stox Poker.

#10 5th April 2010, 12:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by time2playnwin

where i can find basic of poker playing. as i don know much about poker

Try here: http://www.cardschat.com/poker-strategy.php

The most basic part of that site is here: http://www.cardschat.com/texas-holdem-poker-rules.php

gl!

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