kitchy65
Visionary
Bronze Level
Tbh...I'd save your money and go watch youtube.
You need to understand table position and the ranges associated with those seats. Even if you're only playing in 10c tourneys.
You've heard the phrase 'putting your opponent on a range' well the very best do just that, and can know by how you play what it is your are chasing.
The very best know that Ks 8d 2d flop probably hit your AK ....but they're already working out if a diamond comes, what's their best strategy to get you to fold it.
You need to understand table position and the ranges associated with those seats. Even if you're only playing in 10c tourneys.
You've heard the phrase 'putting your opponent on a range' well the very best do just that, and can know by how you play what it is your are chasing.
The very best know that Ks 8d 2d flop probably hit your AK ....but they're already working out if a diamond comes, what's their best strategy to get you to fold it.
722Wade722
Visionary
Bronze Level
100% agree, also to add, there’s so many streamers that will talk through their play it can be worth while to delve into that avenue as well.
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oroochimaru
Rock Star
Bronze Level
Although anyone may learn the game's rules for free, you must invest time and of course, money to hone your talents before you can start winning seriously large sums of money. There wasn't much competition back then, therefore hitting large sums didn't require so much work.
The game has evolved over time and there are many reliable sources available. I recall how challenging it was to locate reputable training programs in the past. Books were pretty much the sole source. Nowadays you have some really good courses like Raise your Edge, Upswing poker, Pokernerve, Run it Once.. .
And dont forget Cardschats 30 Day free course.
The game has evolved over time and there are many reliable sources available. I recall how challenging it was to locate reputable training programs in the past. Books were pretty much the sole source. Nowadays you have some really good courses like Raise your Edge, Upswing poker, Pokernerve, Run it Once.. .
And dont forget Cardschats 30 Day free course.
YevheniiKobliuk
Rock Star
Bronze Level
Hello!
I think in our time on the Internet you can find everything yourself, as well as learn, analyze, and so on.
Yes, it is more difficult, perhaps, but does not require significant costs.
For example, I like to study myself, and I myself know what I need to fix and what to work on)
I think in our time on the Internet you can find everything yourself, as well as learn, analyze, and so on.
Yes, it is more difficult, perhaps, but does not require significant costs.
For example, I like to study myself, and I myself know what I need to fix and what to work on)
Berandir
Visionary
Platinum Level
Today, we have many materials available, which allows us to study by ourselves. But if you are able to hire a couch, it will certainly help you improve your game. in brazil we have many teams, which in turn have good coaches. Enumerating some would be a mistake as many have reached a very high level in poker.
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daniel888
Visionary
Bronze Level
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EarnDAStack
Visionary
Bronze Level
In general I think you should look for content just above your knowledge level. It won't do you any good to know which hands you're supposed to be bluff check raising the river with before you know how to develop a proper flop strategy and knowing what you're going to be ending up with on said river after the previous actions.
If you decide to play long term, you'll find that there's always something new to learn and new developments in strategy, you have to make sure you have a solid foundation before you jump into the minute details
If you decide to play long term, you'll find that there's always something new to learn and new developments in strategy, you have to make sure you have a solid foundation before you jump into the minute details
Bnobob
Visionary
Platinum Level
team pokerstars there are the best
ipagan
Rock Star
Bronze Level
I heared an opinion from the good players, that the best way to learn - is to get a private lessons from the better players (playing higher limits) and that makes sence. When you want to learn how to play piano, you probably will think the same, that the best way is to learn from a teacher who can teach you
Kinalha
Legend
Platinum Level
I think this is very personal, because someone who teaches some players at a higher level may not work for another weaker level... example: Most of the things that Bencb teaches will not work at micro stakes...
Syltan
Legend
Bronze Level
I'm afraid that for free, the same content is not found. I'm more worried when the coach asks to send my database of 100k hands, supposedly for analysis, but on the other hand, mining flourishes. This is especially true for poker schools, which simply collect a huge base of players and use it inside the school.
hennessy5
Rock Star
Bronze Level
Best teacher for me has been BlackRain79. He knows what hes talking about and makes everything so simple to understand.
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Recreationalplayer
Visionary
Platinum Level
I like Finding equilibrium, Alvinteacherspoker, Raise your edge, Upswing Poker and Bluffthespot youtube channels.
Very good content available for free.
AD_all
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Very controversial take but hey it is my opinion... Hellmuth.
There are many skilled and experienced poker players who are capable of teaching others how to play the game. Some of the top poker players and coaches who are known for their expertise and teaching ability include:
There are many skilled and experienced poker players who are capable of teaching others how to play the game. Some of the top poker players and coaches who are known for their expertise and teaching ability include:
- Phil Hellmuth: Hellmuth is a professional poker player with over $22 million in career tournament winnings and a record 15 World Series of Poker bracelets. He is also the author of several books on poker strategy and has created a series of instructional videos on various topics in poker.
- Daniel Negreanu: Negreanu is a professional poker player with over $50 million in career tournament winnings and six World Series of Poker bracelets. He is known for his expertise in tournament play and has written several books on poker strategy.
- Phil Galfond: Galfond is a professional poker player with over $12 million in career tournament winnings and three World Series of Poker bracelets. He is also the founder of the online poker training site Run It Once Poker, which offers a wide range of instructional videos and other resources for players of all levels.
- Doug Polk: Polk is a professional poker player with over $16 million in career tournament winnings and one World Series of Poker bracelet. He is also a well-known streamer and content creator, and has created a series of instructional videos on various topics in poker.