Cardrunners is very biased towards NLHE 6 max cash games primarily due to consumer demand. When looking at the videos by type we see that Cardrunners excels at NLHE 6 max at the expense of Full Ring games. This gap has been addressed with the hiring of P3achy_Keen and Ryan Daut but it will take a while to catch up to the other sites. The quality and quantity of Limit HE videos was addressed recently with another top LHE pro, Schneids. Cardrunners has a bevy of high stakes tournament players and it shows by the quantity and quality of their MTT videos. Due to the low demand for “other” games cardrunners is a little thin. Cardrunners has recently released more Pot-Limit Omaha videos as that has become a popular game among players looking to diversify their games and our cardrunners review was updated accordingly.

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This is Cardrunners bread and butter game of choice. All instructors excel at NHLE 6max and it shows by the extreme quality of videos produced.

This is an up and coming area of Cardrunners that has now become very solid with the addition of Rask.

Cardrunners has the best NHLE HU pros out of any poker training site. These videos always exceed expectations and do not disappoint

The Limit videos are above average compared to other sites. Cardrunners LHE instructor Schneids is pounding out the quality videos but has a bit of catching up to do compared to other sites. With the merger with Stox Poker Cardrunners now has solidified more clout at these games.

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A vast amount of MTT videos despite being known as a “cash game training site”. All limits are included from low stakes to the highest online stakes. Cardrunners has some of the top ranked MTT players online and therefore their bias is towards high stakes tournaments with deep structures. These videos will surely step up your tournament game to help you go deep in your next big tournament. Cardrunners continues to hire quality instructors for MTT’s and has increased their ranking accordingly.

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The three above noted pros are the authors for the majority of videos that range in limits from $1 – $555. These pros have beaten the games for years and because they are able to elaborate on their techniques in their video’s the user ratings are very high for this section.

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A better selection of cash videos for Pot Limit Omaha then some of the lesser played games. There are a couple videos each of the other games including RAZZ, Omaha Hi/Lo, Draw, Stud, and HA. MTTs are only NLHE except for a few Horse videos. Limited Sit and Go options as well. The lack of videos is mainly due to demand but if you want to learn a new game you will be able to pick up some advanced knowledge through the videos cardrunners does produce. With the recent addition of Skjervoy who plays high stakes PLO Cardrunners should become the best in this department very soon. We just updated our star rating because of this acquisition.

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Please follow the above link to the Cardrunners home page. There is a risk free 7 day free trial to the best poker training site on the internet so you cannot go wrong. Please let us know if you find our Cardrunners review complete.

Poker Pwnage looks like it will be dedicated to tournament coaching, with some added teachings of sit and go strategies. There are also a handfull of cash and headsup videos.

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The only videos here are a $200NL and a couple $100nl 6max videos on cake poker.

No content as their main focus is Tournaments

Featuring a $400NL game on Full Tilt

This is not the reason to sign up for PokerPwnage nor do they try to use filler videos in the cash game area. Their rating is not meant to be negative but since they are not a cash game site we have to rate them poorly.

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With several of the top online poker tournament players on the roster, this section is where the majority of the videos will be created for. They each do a great job in evaluating their actions, and there are both live and playback videos. You can also witness the crazy by strategic antics of FU_15 in his rebuy madness videos. With constant signings of top online tournament pros, pokerpwnage is well on its way of becoming one of the top training sites for tournament play.

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Very much like the tournament videos, the sng videos often provide an alternate strategy and not the simple textbook layouts. There is a good variety of 6max, fullring, and headsup videos. The buyins range from $10 to $114.

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No mixed games at this current time. We also do not see a point as they are tournament centric.

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Please follow the above link to the Poker Pwnage home page and choose your free sample videos from the PREVIEW button on the top of the page. Pleaes comment with your tournament success after subscribing to Poker Pwnage.

Looking like a mixed variety based training site at the moment, with a good diversity of pros instructing each field. Currently all are viewable through streaming media and every single video is downloadable in DRM-Free MP4 format as well as ipod versions. 27 Backgammon strategy videos. They have added quite a few videos by acquiring PokerSwat which has helped their library a lot. Added DTB Academy, “Variance-Free Poker Training” intended as more poker school oriented training. There is now a schedule for video releases for subscribers.

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Majority of the 6max cash videos are at the small and mid stakes levels ranging from 0.50/1.00 to 3/6. They have since added a variety of micro stake videos. High stake videos remain sparse.

More and more full ring cash game videos have been added primarily at the small and mid stakes levels. There are also rush poker strategy videos.

Headsup video section continues to grow. Over 60 videos here including a Hunter Bick vs Barny Boatman series. Very promising section as several LHE headsup videos have been added.

Limit Holdem cash game videos are now a very strong point for DragTheBar. With over 90 videos at various stakes, this section is a very solid library of videos.

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Currently an assortment of MTT videos including freezeouts, rebuys, and various strategy videos differentiated by various stages of a tournament (early, mid, late, final table). The tournament videos are now well balanced with the rest of the cash game and SNG videos. Each instructor describes a synopsis of the video to be played and goes through their thought processes very well when play begins. There are mixed hand replayer and live recording videos.

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The SNG selection now stands by itself in terms of quality content. With over 100 videos and some great up and coming pros you will get a lot of value just from the SNG section even if you are a cash game only player.

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IggyMcfly has 2 omaha videos out including one 6max mid stake PLO video. How DragtheBar differentiates from other poker training sites is with the addition of Backgammon training videos. Bill Robertie, co-authour of the popular Holdem on Harrington series, has now provided a full series of backgammon lessons. Staring off with Backgammon basics, Robertie is releasing about 2 videos per month on backgammon strategy.

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Please follow the above link to the DragtheBar home page and press play on the sample video. While your there click join and become a registered guest for free access to the video library, instructor blogs and forums.

Please follow the above link to the Cardkiller home page and choose your free demo video from the top menu of the Cardkiller.com website.

CardAcademy has a nice mixture and variety of videos. They tend not to specialize in one area, but rather spread it out across the board.

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Mixture of low to mid limit 6max games here. Highest limit is 5/10NL, and the majority are at the 0.50/1.00 NL limit. Good job of instruction here, as actions are always detailed and explained in full.

Only a few videos here at low/mid limits

A couple high stakes headsup videos

Mid to high limit LHE videos.

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A vast amount of MTT videos though most are in the meduim to high stakes variety. There are only a handfull of videos for mtts under $20. Many of the mtt videos are recorded live, and therefore viewers are able to get real time thinking of the thought processes. Actions are usually explained thoroughly, and video quality pretty good.

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There is one sick SNG video featuring an allstar lineup ofh Hachem, lilholdem954, mao15, zangbezan24, westmenloAA and others. The rest of the sng videos are anywhere from $5 to $500. Hachem is the instructor for the high limit ones.

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A very large section of other games, especially in Omaha variants. Like the other sections, instruction for these topics are very well done. Most of the Omaha videos are for cash games.

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Please follow the above link to the Card Academy home page and choose your free sample videos from the bottom of the page.

Most of the video content for RoyalFlushClub members are instructional videos based on subjects such as bankroll management, dealing with bad beats, continuation bets, etc. The videos are catered towards low stake players and beginners. One thing to note is that there are two levels of subscriptions for RoyalFlushClub members, standard and Poker Underground. Standard members will not get all the videos available, including the Gank videos. There are about 10 downloadable videos, and a handful of ebooks and articles. iPod compatable videos are being worked on.

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The Gank videos are ok, but some of the other videos offer some -EV advice right off the top. example buying in at 1/2 the max? Too many non live videos as well.

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Some decent MTT strategy videos by Gank on various subjects such as the art of restealing, bubble play, final table play.

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Probably the most informative section on RoyalFlushClub. A collaboration of various sit and go strategies for low stake games

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Please follow the above link to the RoyalFlushClub home page and choose your free sample video from the “Free Videos” link on the left side bar of the RoyalFlushClubMembers.com website. While your there click join and become a registered guest for free access to the pro’s articles, ebooks and instructional videos.

The focus of Real Poker Training is tournament play, with videos created to teach all aspects including rebuys, special scenarios, and final table play. With highly successful MTT pros such as NSXT2, lilholdem954, Bodog Ari, and now David Williams, there is certainly a strong teaching force behind these videos. There are also non playing video lessons such as Poker Tracker training, ICM calculations, note taking, and also beginner lessons for those just starting out.

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A few short handed videos played at a Euro site from gotskillz, and a couple 5/10 videos.

David Williams makes his video debut at a 3/6NL table. Fox instructs the rest of these videos.

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The focus of RealPokerTraining, mtts make up the majority of the video selection. This section is separated by freezeouts, rebuys, Headsup, and also a section just for final table play. NSXT2 instructs the majority of the videos, and therefore the stakes are usually in the higher end. There are a couple low limit tournies and a satellite video, but the rest of the low buyin tournies are rebuy videos. Todd Arnold is a very good instructor and explains all his actions in detail. For excitement, the lilholdem954 videos are a blast. Though his explanations may not be the most detailed, his language sure is.

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All sorts of sit&go videos here, ranging from FPP (points) to a $225 level. Well detailed lessons on different scenarios such as increased aggression, discipline, tilt, and recognizing opponent mistakes.

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A good variety of different Omaha games, though most for Pot Limit High. Most of these videos are instructed by Seal. There are a couple hi/lo videos, and even a couple fixed limit ones. The omaha videos are a mixture of mtt and cash games, and are for relatively lower limits. The HORSE videos are a plus as Fox gives an introductory lesson into the game. There is also a Stud and a Razz video. One game that doesn’t receive too much exposure these days is Draw poker, but if you ever wanted to improve your game in that area, RPT is the place to go. They have more quality 5 Card Draw videos than any other site, plus a free 5Card Draw system article to get you off on the right foot.

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Please follow the above link to the RealPokerTraining home page and select Demo Video from the top menu. While your there click join and become a registered guest for free access to the pro’s blogs, articles and message board.

PokerZion has a great and well rounded library of videos. The only downside is that it focuses strictly on NL Hold Em. Also, there are no mentoring videos for mid-stakes games. Their library is growing and if their current content is any indication of whats to come, they will have a solid library in due time.

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Plenty of cash game videos here ranging from low to mid stakes.

Low to mid stakes.

Low to mid stakes, some playing against other known pros such as TheActionKid and Slippyjacks

PokerZion does not go after the limit hold’em market at this time.

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There are some great videos here including EPT qualifiers, Sunday Million, high stakes MTT, among others. The stakes are high and Russell will teach you the tricks of the trade on how to win your way to 1st place if not cash. Emphasis is given on early levels, all the way to bubble and cash. Russell teaches you how to play premium hands, pocket pairs, and playing hands in position. Other topics covered include hand ranges, extracting value, taking notes, etc.

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Although the amount of videos are rather small at the time, the content more than makes up for it. Videos go as high as $50 SNGs, which may be an issue for some. Nonetheless there are full ring, turbo, and heads up SNGs.
John and Russell will take you through early play, bubble play, and playing in the money. They teach you a TAG style of play to gain maximum value and how to steal blinds. Other topics covered include hand ranges, extracting value, taking notes, etc.

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Please follow the above link to the PokerZion home page and click the free sample video in the center of the PokerZion.com website. While your there click join and become a white chip member for free access to the forum and check out their well written articles and poker essays.

PokerXFactor was once mainly a tournament based training site, but with the acquisition of PokerFox, that will all change. Expect a nice mix of all areas of poker. The fact that there is a huge instructor list of top name pros, means that there is a wide assortment of playing styles taught. Learning all spectrums, from the TAG styles of Pearl Jammer / Rizen vs the extreme LAG styles of BeL0WaB0Ve, you are able to determine which method fits you best.

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Most of the Cash games are instructed by Rizen. Even though there aren’t too many, the actual quality learned is excellent. Ranges from low limit to $5/10

Ranges from low limit to $5/10. Addition of PokerFox helped grow this area.

Rizen $1/2 and $2/4 headsup series

Only 1 limit video and it is on a full ring table at $2/4

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Out of all the training sites, PokerXFactor probably has the best “instructors” of the game. The coaches of each video often explain in detail the reasoning behind their actions, and also explore “what if” scenarios that might come across. A wide array of playing styles are covered, and also a broad range of limits. The tournament traing section of pokerxfactor is definately top notch.

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The above noted pros are the authors for the majority of videos that range in limits from $1 – $2000. Sheets plays SNGs for a living and is known as one of the best in the world. The addition of Inissint only adds to that as he also is known as one of the best. SnG pro Beanmo was just added to the lineup as well.

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Right now there are tons of PLO videos for both cash games and multitable tournaments. The addition of Hatfield13, BigRiisky, and others should add to this mix. No other games are covered.

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Please follow the above link to the PokerXFactor home page and check out the demos.While your there click join and become a registered guest for free access to the PXF Hand Viewer tool. Subscribe to become a full member for full access!

Instructs: Basic & Advanced Strategy, Headsup Sit & Go, NL Cash

As the backbone behind the PokerVT training program, Daniel Negreanu provides in depth analysis on various areas of his expertise. The main category is his “Custom Course on Hold’em”. In it features some basic strategies and philosophies, his advice on playing small ball poker, rules & etiquette of the game, and also even a Q&A with KidPoker himself. The small ball poker lesson is nicely categorized by action, ie starting hands, betting, flop play, river play, etc.

The next section of Daniel’s training is the “Hand Analysis” playbook. Here each hand is played out in “live video” format where the hand is played live, filmed, and narrated and analysed by Daniel. There are lessons on both cash games and tournaments here. Negreanu provides some invaluable commentary on each hand, and often pausing action to fully explain his thoughts on what was done right, and what moves were -EV. His hand analysis also includes discussion on classic hands such as his infamous bluff on Freddy Deeb at the Championship Poker at the Plaza 2004, and hands that other people played including Joe Hachem’s debatable mucking of his 2nd nut straight vs Jordan Morgan’s top set.

The online instruction for Daniel Negraenu features mostly headsup matches, either in a sit and go format or straight cash game. There is also a unique feature when he plays headsup with Adam Junglen. The audio pans back and forth during the action, and provides a fantastic opportunity to hear thoughts from both players while the action takes place. In addition there is also a high stakes NL 6max cash table video. The online section is a collection of standard training videos, not unlike any of the other training sites.

instructs: Tournaments

2007 WSOPE winner Annette Obrestad makes her video debut with PokerVT, teaching what she knows best, tournament play. In her tournament series “Learn To Pick Your Spots,” Annette provides her insights on when to steal, when to raise, when to fold in various mtt scenarios during her live play. As expected, her instructions are top notch. One issue about Annette_15 videos is that they will all be played on Betfair due to her sponsorship deal with them.

instructs: Tournaments

Online tournament pro Adam Junglen provides a mathematical approach to various tournament scenarios. His lessons include considering stack sizes, playing positional poker, picking battles, analyzing betting patterns, and also varying up your play. In Adam Junglen videos’, his detailed approach to decision making is enough proof as to why he is considered a force to be reckoned with in the tournament world.

Instructs: Headsup Tournaments

Paul Wasicka is best known for being the 2006 WSOP runner up to the infamous Jamie Gold. Though significantly less financially rewarding, but possibly a greater achievement was his victory in the 2007 NBC Heads Up Poker Championship. So who better than to instruct on heads up tournament play but Kwickfish himself! In this series Paul talks through his thought process on key hands vs each opponent enroute to his win. Though this section is intriguing, there is definite room to grow, as it is only 5 hands in total. At least a complete headsup tournament video would be expected in here.

Instructs: NLHE 6max Cash Games

Online cash pro Booosted J finally decides to reveal his cash game secrets, providing in-depth analysis from low to mid stake games. Lessons including beginner basics, taking advantage of the fish, stack building, and not forcing your play. The audio in BooostedJ lessons are often muffled, not sure if its his mic or just not good voice projection. There are times when he is too silent, but when he does talk, his thoughts are relayed well.

Instructs: Cash games full table and short handed

The unorthodox cash strategies of JC Alverado are revealed in his 3 series, 46 part, cash game adventures in mid and high stakes. His topics include using all the tools, creating table image and playing with your instincts, and a special section of playing with pros and money management. You really get a change of pace here, as PrtyPSux has a style that definitely differs from that of other online cash pros you may have watched videos from. Though not unlike all the successful pros as they all have the same strategy in mind, that being aggression.

Instructs: Math

An interesting addition to the PokerVT lineup is that of Professor Charley Swayne and his lessons on the mathematics in poker. His lessons include the basics of math in different areas of a poker hand, the calculation of numbers and odds, and relative strength. This is very unique and it adds another dimension of training not available on any other site. Reading books about Math is most likely boring for the majority of players out there. Video lessons the boredom, but to many, math is still math.

instructs: Tournaments

Matt “Ch0ppy” Kay is a Sunday Millions winner and a runner up in the Carplayer Online Player of the Year race, currently has currently has 2 MTT video series up. One of them is a 12 part series on approaching the final table and the other is a Rebuy Satellite into the PCA on PokerStars. His videos are rather disappointing as they are filled with long spans of no comment whatsoever from him, at times leaving you wondering if the video is not properly working then suddenly you hear a noise and eventually him talking. Some of these spans run as long as 2:30 and make the videos extremely difficult to sit through and are very disappointing considering the caliber of player he is. Definately can improve as an intstructor on video.

Grayson “spacegravy” Physioc is a recent addition coming over from an SNG only site and his SNG videos are pure gold. He has a combination of videos ranging from replayer videos to 4 tabling live play on PokerStars where he is a SuperNova Elite player. All his videos are filled with good commentary and instruction. One of his replayer videos features him commenting on a hand history review of a student/protege of his and is a very good SNG video series. He has definately come a long way as an instructor and is a worthwhile addition for PokerVT in the SNG department. Very much looking forward to more training videos from spacegravy.

Josh “theNorfman” Norris has done all his MTT video series as hand history replayer videos. Unlike Matt Kay’s videos theNorfman videos are full of colorful commentary. One good thing about his commentary is that on the hands he is not involved in he will still comment on other players hands and the moves they make and whether or not he believes they are good plays etc. The MTTs range from rebuys to bounty games and are a very good look behind the thinking process of theNorfman. Very good instructional videos and a good addition for PokerVT’s MTT department, adding further depth to this area.

David “GRinDer444″ Redlin, 2008 Online Player of the Year, currently has 5 different series of MTTs with some being extremely long. One of his series, perhaps the longest one has him playing the Absolute Poker $75K and while simultaneously multi tabling on Poker Stars. It’s a very good and different series in that you see him not only spanning both sites as he is playing but explaining thoroughly his moves in real time which is very interesting for those aspiring multi tabler’s out there. David is a very good instructor and his live videos are very well done and do not have much dead time on them. Definately a must watch for MTT players.

Nick “Stinko_Mikko” Rainey has several SNG video series on the site. His videos feature a nice variety ranging from a beginner’s series on SNG’s, bounty videos, PokerStars steps, hand history replayer vids, software tools and even a cash video thrown in for good measure. Clearly this is a man with no shortage of material to provide for the site. All his videos are full of information pertinent to the videos and all his commentary is very well done with very little dead time. Clearly he is at ease in the instructional setting and very willing to share the wealth of experience and knowledge he possesses with the subscribers to this site. Definately a good addition to the SNG department.

Jason “JCarver” Somerville has several MTT series that range from full ring to 6 max tables and vary in presentation style from replayer videos to live player video. Jason is among the best MTT instructors out there in how he delves into the different factors involving in coming to a decision during a hand. His explanations are in depth with him fully discussing hand ranges, pot odds and positional play. His discussions on hand ranges during tournament play are among the most detailed as there is no lightly glossing over decisions but rather a very clearly defined explanation as to his thought process. Clearly a top notch instructor that is probably underrated. Do not miss out on his videos.

Bryan “Devo” Devonshire rounds out the MTT dept at PokerVT with HORSE and Omaha 8 or Better videos. He has several series and all of them are single table presentations played at PokerStars. Clearly a solid overall player he covers the decision making process rather eloquently and clearly. Devo covers other aspects of play other than decision making such as how to approach a new table and adjust to players strengths etc. Very solid videos for those who like to play games other than No Limit Holdem.

John “SoccerMom5″ Ettinger has several NLH Cash videos. His videos are all 6 max cash and vary from live play to power point presentations. Among his videos is a very good power point presentation on 3 betting basics which is a must see for any 6 max players out there. He clearly covers, 3 betting, “poker math”, hand range explanations and how to exploit both aggressive and passive opponents at your table using position. This young man is clearly one of the best 6 max instructors at any site.

Tanatloc has several series covering poker software, specifically Poker Tracker 3. He covers everything from installing the PT3 to setting up a HEM, reviewing hand histories, backing up and restoring your database, and using it during tournament play. Very good and clearly explained videos. It would be nice to see the same thing with Holdem Manager but for PT3 users these are must watch videos, especially if you are new to PokerTracker3.

Please follow the link to the PokerVT home page and choose your free sample video. While you are there, fell free to take the absolutely free Poker VT N-SPAT test to see how you score.

PokerSavvyPlus has a nice mix of video types that will cater towards a player that enjoys playing all areas of poker. Other than sit n gos, there is a nice selection of each game type. The skill level ranges from low stakes to high stakes, though there are more high stakes videos than most sites. PokerSavvy Plus utilizes chapters and each video is relatively short, approximately 10mins each.

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Mostly higher limit videos are, but there are some mid and low level ones. The lol at Phil Hellmuth video is a joy to watch.

Headsup pro Evan Roberts provides some good lessons and demonstrations of quality heads up play.

Chris Rhodes introduces beginner limit strategies for both short handed and full ring, then continues lessons on mid and high stakes games.

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Now none of these instructors may be top ranked pros, but where they make up for it is that they are excellent teachers. Producing an instructional video doesn’t’ just consist of putting a big name player behind a mic and commenting on their play, the viewer has to actually get something out of the video for it to be successful. The Poker Savvy Plus tournament instructors do this very well, they make sure you understand why they perform the actions that they do.

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This is a neglected area with Poker Savvy Plus with their focus primarily on cash games and MTT’s.

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A decent selection of cash videos for Pot Limit Omaha, HiLow, and Horse by Gobboboy and Mike the Mouth. Nothing on the tournament side for these games as of yet. My early expectations of the Mike Matusow videos were pretty much good value just for entertainment purposes. After watching his videos, I was very impressed. Now would you really want to take lessons from a compulsive gambler who has gone busto numerous times? The thing is, Mike is a very good teacher, and provides some excellent insight on these mixed games. So not only do you get an exciting video, you get great lessons as well!

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Please follow the above link to the Poker Savvy Plus home page and click on the “Start Your Free Trial” button to begin. After registration you will receive immediate access to the whole video library, message forums, and instructor blogs. I hop you enjoyed our review.

LeggoPoker is very heavily geared towards NL Holdem 6 max videos though is looking to increase output in just about every area. The upside is that they have secure enough good pros that they are able to produce 5 new videos a week which will help them catch the big sites. We feel they are missing a large part of the market by not offering more variety to their members.

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This is where LeggoPoker adds value with their site. The pros that teach here beat the mid-stakes games and can teach up and comers their stategies to move up.

There are now several full ring cash game videos, releasing approximately 2 per month now.

The Limit videos are a no where to be found on LeggoPoker.

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LeggoPoker has a few well established MTT specialists at their disposal but they are lacking quantity. LuckyChewy’s videos feature him multi-tabling a few MTT’s and it follows a progression through 3 parts till he ultimately wins one of the tournaments. Its a great way to follow the progression throughout different stages of a tournament. With his great 2009 WSOP, hopefully we can expect more MTT videos from Lucky Chewy in the near future. An alternative if you are havy into MTT’s could be PokerVT or Tournament Poker Edge.

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No Sitngos at Leggo Poker at this moment

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LeggoPoker has decided to focus on the more popular game of NLHE 6-max and uses their resources towards producing those. There is now 30+ PL Omaha videos as Leggo has looked into growing this section of their training program. Limits include a mix of mid to high PLO tables and several HU videos.

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Please follow the above link to the LeggoPoker home page and choose your free sample video. While your there click subscribe now and become a registered member for free access to forums.

The video variety is pretty much limited to NLH in its different forms. A few PLO and Limit holdem videos are thrown in for good measure but the main thrust of the site is the No Limit Micro stakes games. In this they succeed very well with the instructors pretty much covering all forms in the micros stakes category.  If you are a micro stakes NLH player you will receive the most from this site. Monthly calender outlining video releases for the month is available. Training videos do not have DRM and are playable on your ipod or your ipad.

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Good analysis and presentation. Multiple “series” videos to walk you through specific aspects of the game. They alos have a wide variety of different articles that breaks down the hands and games even further.

NLHE – Full Ring Pro : UCDLaCrosse, S1x, Nitreg, Colossos159 Notes :

The most full ring poker training videos anywhere

NLHE – Headsup Pro : Carroters Notes :

Not too many headsup videos at the moment

LHE – 6 Max Pro : Asdpikas Notes :

The Limit videos are lacking here. Would be more beneficial if more micro limit videos were added as many new “micro grinders” are limit players.

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The MTT section is also very well covered with over 40 videos covering everything from $2 MTT’s up to $55 buyin tournaments. There are even some satellite videos thrown into the mix. Most of these are in “series” formats ranging from 3 to 9 part series. The instructors appear to have a very good grasp of organizing the format of the videos, rather than just throwing in a stand alone video which would have been out of context for the most part. Any aspiring player can benefit from the different video series if they are wanting to get their feet wet.

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The Sit & Go section covers buyin ranges from as low $1 going up to $60 for both 6 max and full ring, and up to $57.50 for the headsup variety. Ben “Reasons14″ tends to do the bulk of the SNG videos & does a very good job with them. His breakdown and analysis of the SNG format is great and his presentation is very professionally executed. Players are taken from absolute beginner levels to more advanced ICM type discussions for every possible SNG scenario. One of the sites strongest categories.

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An increasing number of PLO cash videos, a couple 7card stud video, a stud hi/lo video, and some Razz videos. Definately more content could be added for the micro limit mixed game player, but are now moving in expanding this library.

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Please follow the above link to the GrinderSchool home page and choose amongst the 5 free videos available for all viewers to see. While your there click join and become a registered guest for free access to the poker discussion forum.

The main point of the site is the “PokerIQScore”, or pretty much the name Test Your Poker. The test is a sample of a 50 hand Texas Holdem full ring game. Opponents are labeled according to their personality and play tendencies. Your response to the hands in the game are then tested & analyzed in over 30 categories including “correct hand selection” to your actions (bet, check, call or fold), bet sizes, play from the blinds, position, pot odds, aggressive/passive play, flop, turn, river, pot control etc. The test is not timed & the test questions are all pre-programmed & not random.

In short, your play is analyzed from every conceivable angle and then critiqued and from the 30 categories it is then condensed into 12 main skill areas and provides you with detailed training about more specific areas where you could improve your play. Sound confusing? It’s not really but it does require some time to pore over the results of your test as it is quite specific. In the Analysis section, the player is given a personal training chart to help you organize your progress. The test results are actually quite long, not really something you would want to quickly if you want to extract the most benefit from the site.

The “Improvement Needed” documents are organized into four sections.

1) The Narrative section provides historical accounts or stories that will help put you in the frame of mind to best understand the skills demonstrated.

2) The Solution section sums up a conclusion of the narrative section.

3) The Summary section contains specific advice on how to apply these principles to your game.

4) The Example section contains hands that determine the skill you need to improve upon.

You are then graded on the 35 “critical skill areas” for no limit holdem. This is the longest running section of the test analysis.

It starts off with the 12 main categories:

1.) Pre-flop
2.) Flop
3.) Turn
4.) River
5.) Bet size
6.) Appropriately Aggressive Play
7.) Adjusting to Opponents Style
8.) Knowing the Odds
9.) Respecting Previous Action
10.) Timing Your Strategic Moves
11.) Position
12,) Bluffing

You are then graded on all these areas.

The following section is quite interesting. “The Professional whom you play most like is:…”. My personal result was Dan Harrington, who happens to be one of my top 3 favorite players as well. Having read his books it comes as no surprise. I’m assuming this would be one of the more interesting sections of the analysis. This part is also followed by a brief biography of the style of the player. This is then followed by advice based on your match such as

“Like Dan, you are very selective with your aggression. In fact, that is the aspect of your game that stands out the most to your opposition. When you make a move, other players know that they better respect it. Take advantage of this & steal chips from your opponents when they least expect it! They will come to respect a large raise from you, & you can sometimes take advantage of that like Dan did during his runs at the WSOP. After playing a conservative style similar to yours, he used that reputation to make moves with hands that you would usually not consider playing. His opponents respected those moves, & & it helped him reach the final table two years in a row, after winning the event nearly a decade earlier…”

This is followed by “The Greatest overall Strength in your game” & “The Greatest Overall Weakness in your game” section.

The weaknesses is further condensed into 3 main areas of improvement. Those sections of the results tend to be detailed and offer a solution to each one for you to begin implementation. Each individual has their own summary and examples are provided for each.

The section following that is one of the more debatable aspects of the results. Topics such as “starting hand requirements” in which you are given a chart to follow. Obviously there is more than one way to skin a cat so charts are always very debatable. Opening hand requirements can vary from someone who is a tight aggressive to someone who is a loose aggressive player and it is definitely always situation dependent, so not sure how this section will be taken by most. Definitely one of the more controversial/debatable points of the site.

The next section is “20 Tips from Professional Players”. These are nothing more than one sentence quotes from pro’s which are very general in nature. For example “You can’t just sit & wait for aces because you’ll go broke before you get the aces, so you have to try a little different just to keep your opponents of guard.”

Next in line are more general sections such as “Top 10 Tips that are Guaranteed to Save you Money Almost Every Time you Play Poker”, & “Top 10 Trick Plays Your Opponents Wish you Didn’t Know”. Once again these are very general type of sections and really kind of lose the momentum of the previous analysis. Could have been left out.

Finally to round out that section is a list of recommended reading including links to Amazon for purchase. The books are all solid must buy books for any serious poker player.

Current Poker Tests include:

Original Free NL Holdem Full Ring Test
NL Hold’em Cash Full Ring Member Database
6-Max NL Hold’em Cash Game Test
NL Holdem Multi-Table Tournament Test
NL Holdem Sit ‘n Go (Single Table) Tournament Test
Limit Holdem Cash Game Test

Please follow the above link to the TestYourPoker home page. While your there click join and take the free test, and see how you rank amongst your friends and other players.

Due to the nature of Float the Turn focusing on providing training on primarily sit n gos, video variety cannot be properly rated.

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The cash vids were sparse but then again this is a site dedicated to SNG video’s so not surprising here. FieryJustice was the sole contributor doing some Low Limit No Limit videos. They are not bad but we’re talking about 4 videos in total. It would be interesting to see more from them.

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The MTT vids were mostly by FieryJustice & z32fanatic with 2 by BigJoe2003. They were for the most part done in a series with z32 fanatic having a 7 video series. FieryJustice has a 3 video series on a PokerStars rebuy as well as a series on FullTilt. With FieryJustice getting some primetime exposure with the WorldPokerTour season airing, this would be a great time for him to release a whole series of tournament videos. While the videos are ok they are not great & need some fine tuning in the delivery department. FieryJustice has stepped his MTT game up by proving himself to the world by winning the WPT player of the year award for 2008.
What Members are saying?
Ratounet said about Jonathan’s latest video: One of the best video series I ever seen…. Pretty unlucky on your rebuy but just doesn’t understand why you rebuy until the very last end of the rebuy period.

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SNG instructional videos are the forte & the heart of Float the Turn. The instructors at the site are predominantly SNG players as opposed to cash players though FJ has recently stated in one of the vids that he has been playing more cash online. This was what the site was created for & what they emphasize. Having said that there are some problems most which deal with production quality & overall professionalism.
They clearly discussed their thought processes behind the decisions they make during the games as well as delving into some concepts that relate to specific hands even though they might not be occuring at the video at the time. These “what if?” scenario’s are very helpful to understanding how they arrive at their conclusive decisions. Jonathan Little seems to be very adept at explaining his ideas in a clear & articulate way. He talks through the decisions during dead time (when he is folding/folded on several games) like push chart ratings, books he has read, how he got started, what he has been doing to improve his play etc. In short I enjoyed his video’s the most due to his explanations going far beyond the videos at hand. Some of the other instructors while being great players sometimes lack the ability to fully convey their thoughts. z32 fanatic expanded his play from full table SNG’s to 6 max games which was very nice for SNG variety. This was a very welcome change to the standard full table SNG play. The caliber of the instructors for Float the Turn is clearly top notch with FieryJustice having 6 WSOP cashes & 2 WPT final tables, z32fanatic with over 30,000 tourney’s with over 14,000 of them being in the over $200 category, & bigjoe2003 being the 2nd ever PokerStars Elite player (1 week after elky!). So the quality of instruction is top notch.
What Members are saying about the quality videos?
keke1 said about BigJoes video: Very good video. You are the best at explaining stuff at floattheturn, you make it look so easy.
shaharidan said about Darinvg’s video: Another great video from Darinvg. i really appreciate commenting on all the hands even the ones your not involved in. It’s why I’m willing to pay the subscription fee. Keep up the good work!

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One Chinese Poker video presented by FieryJustice.

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Please follow the link to the Float the Turn home page and choose your free sample videos. I hope you found our Float the Turn Review helpful.

Deucescracked is very favourable towards cash games, and all varieties included. There is a good number of Limit videos which is contrary to most other training sites. About 2/3s of the videos are geared toward lower limits, with the other third a mixture of medium and high stakes. With players such as Whitelime or FoxwoodsFiend, there is no shortage of high EV nosebleed players. The Omaha and other games library continues to grow, as does the MTT/SNG videos which is pretty much just an extra bonus for this cash game geared training site.

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Many DeucesCracked videos are structured in a strategy/lesson style with a subject, rather than a game session. Lessons are explained with great detail, and the different subjects allow you to simply chose a weakness and work on it.

NLHE – Full Ring Pro : Various Notes :

A decent collection of full ring videos that continues to grow.

LHE – 6 Max Pro : Entity, danzasmack, DeathDonkey Notes :

The Limit video selection is probably the highest among training sites. If they were to add some more full rings videos that would be a plus.

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The MTT/SNG section has slowly grown, averaging about a video per month. This section is clearly not a major objective for the Deuces team, but added as a bonus to loyal subscribers as requested. AMT does a very good job in his SNG videos teaching when to PUSH and how to become the LAST MAN STANDING. More and more sng videos continue to be added to the deucescracked video library. DeucesCracked has also made an effort to grow their MTT section. Vanessa Selbst leads the charge here following her fantastic last couple of years.

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A decent selection of various stakes cash videos for the Omaha games and even some Stud lessons can be found. Joe Tall, Gergery, and especially Vanessa Selbst do a great job in defining these games to beginning players. The 2×6 series of Vanessa teaching Whitelime how to play PLO has got to be more valuable than any book written on this subject.

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Please follow the link to the DeucesCracked home page and choose your free sample video from the “Free Videos” section of the DeucesCracked.com website. While your there click join and become a registered guest for free access to the pro’s blogs and to receive a Free 7 day trial.

Only limited to NL cash and SitnGo videos.

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Good analysis and presentation on the videos. Bulk of the cash videos are 6max.

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A few mid limit Headsup videos

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Small sitngo section, but will continue to grow this area.

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Please follow the above link to the OutstandingPoker home page and click on the Free Sample icon to get access to a full length 40min instructional video. While your there click join and become a registered member for access to the pro’s blogs, articles and other valuable poker resources.

From first glance the dedication of this poker training site will be towards cash games. NLHE 6 max tables, NLHE and PLO Headsup tables, and PLO 6 max tables. As more videos appear, we will get a better picture of what the future holds. Most of the videos are at higher limits due to the instructors being more comfortable at the higher stakes. Cardrunners and Deuces Cracked have a better variety and quantity of videos.

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Most of the cash videos are NLHE 6 max.

This is not BlueFire’s focus at this time.

Top notch Headsup videos.

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Only 1 tournament video featuring the first round of the PLO $25k Championships with Phil Galfond vs Peter Jepsen. Very good insight here on playing HU PLO tournies.

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Currently 11 PLO videos but the all come from arguably one of the best in the world at this game. Has knowledge and experience in this game is evident, and he converts his knowledge very well in a teaching manner. The big downside is the lack of content and not many new videos coming out.

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Please follow the link to the BlueFire Poker and signup for a free account.

Eventually it appears as if Pokernews Strategy will be a mixed bag of poker training videos. They are currently signing up new instructors that specialize in each area to build up the library. No new videos have been released since the middle of June due to the World Series of Poker, but it is expected that new videos will be released at the end of June / early July. The actual video may be somewhat skewed as many of the videos are multi tabling videos where instructors are playing all types of poker games.

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Currently 1 midstake ($2/4NL) and the rest are all high stakes $5/10 and $25/50NL. Very in depth analysis by both Kane and Randy in these cash videos.

Only high stakes videos so far

All high stakes and mixtures with other games

All limit videos are mid ($3/$6) and high stakes ($10/$20)

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Currently the heart of pokernews strategy as the bulk of the videos are for tournaments. The majority are one table replayers and are mid stakes and high stakes.

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Currently only 6max Rio Jackpot sitngos (play rio jackpot sngs at Titan Poker). They are midstake ($20) sngs in which the top place wins 3x, 2nd wins 2x, and 3rd gets their $ back. 1000 chip stack so kinda turboish. Contains a pretty funny start to a poker training video as rkrouk is eliminated on the very first hand!

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3 Omaha videos and some mixed game FTOPS tournament videos. There is also a PLO theory video which is very in depth.

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Please follow the above link to the PokerNews Strategy home page and click on the “FREE SAMPLE VIDEOS”section. While your there watch any of the 4 available free videos and Don’t wait any longer, start improving your game today!

The Sit n Go Academy should be adding various forms of sitngo videos as they progress. This includes the ever popular 180man vids as well as the increasing popular double or nothing sit and gos. Currently most of the videos are on pokerstars.

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The 9 man SNG section is headed by Adam “DuderinoAB” Baird and he does a very good job at it. His videos are very clear and the production on them is great. They range from hand history reviews, to live play on 4 tables so both point of views are covered, including hindsight and live at the moment decision making. The stakes range from small $6.50 games up to mid stake $60 games being the highest at the moment. Not sure if there are any plans for higher stakes such as the $100+ games.Adam does a very fine job of getting into his decision making through processors and clearly conveys that to the students. He discusses hand ranges, pot odds, & other such criteria involved in his decisions.

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Joe “z06fanatic” Rohinsky is at the helm in the 6 Man SNG category. His video’s are also divided between hand history reviews and actual play as well. The buy in’s for the 6 max vids are also a bit more varied in that they range from $22 buy in’s on up to $200 games. For those new to 6 man SNG’s he has a a video that covers the main differences between 6 man & 9 or 10 man SNG’s thus allowing players to perhaps venture into these if they spot a weak field or weak players at a table. He is a very able teacher & player & members get to see that in the different videos available.

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Bryan “PrimordialAA” Pellegrino presents the Heads Up category videos in a variety of ways. His videos start with a series titled “HU SNG from Scratch”. This series spans several smaller subsections broken down into everything from beginner, to intermediate up to advanced concepts. The buyins range the most of any other instructor, from $33′s up to $500′s. The power point presentation video series is very well presented as are all the other SNG Academy video’s very nicely produced. Other topics covered are how to multi table for those still stuck in the one game at a time mode.

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The MTT section features 2 video’s by DuderinoAB & the rest by Nike “Shen888″ Shen. At the moment all video’s are hand history reviews. Perhaps in the future they can include a full tournament from start to end along with commentary. One of the strong features is that Shen has put out a MTT SNG 101 course that at the moment consists of a total of 10 video’s. They cover everything in a very good power point presentation format. Everything from ICM, pot odds, equity, EV, early play, middle play, final table play, the Harrington M, & just about everything a person needs for serious SNG play is covered. These video’s are recommended for any SNG player regardless of whether they are playing MTT or single table SNG’s. This could potentially be the strongest video series in the SNG Academy library at the present time.

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Please follow the above link to the SNG Academy home page and choose your free sample videos from the “Preview our latest videos” on the top of the page.

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Darin comes in as a heavyweight when it comes to SNG play and is as good a player as any in the high stakes SNG’s. He brings his wealth of knowledge to this site and does a very impressive job with it. His videos’ range in buy’ins from $50 up to $225 and currently all are at PokerStars where he is a SuperNova Elite player. His focus is moreso on reads than anything else. One very interesting and different approach to videos is on the replayer when he is not playing a hand, he will discuss the hand from the perspective of the other players. What hands would you play from that position with the type of bet made, etc. In short a very good analysis of hand by hand play and hand reading. Not many other series cover hand readings but his analysis and breakdown could very easily constitute a crash course on hand reading. Plans on bringing live play video’s like his Icons videos which focus on using HEM stats etc are in the works and due shortly. Surely his vids are the cream of the crop in this site and not to be missed. Andrew “azntracker” Li’s vids range from $100 up to $1,000, thus making him the instructor with highest SNG limit’s. His replayer vids feature him playing against the highest quality opponents therefore you get a view into how to play the extreme end of SNG go play. Bubble play against the cream of the crop in SNG players will really get you to see how the pro’s at the high stakes grind out their games. Very good analysis from yet another SuperNova Elite player. The full ring category is rounded up by something rare even in SNG specialty sites which is NON Turbo SNG vids, which Kelsey “fultip777″ Hendricks produces. A Supernova from PokerStars he delves into the differences in play between Turbo & NON Turbo SNG’s. His buy in’s range from $55 to $215 and does a very adept job in this category. Overall the full ring category is endowed with some of the games best heavyweights and is as good or better than any other sites out there.

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Kurt “tigerbalm” Stein handles low to mid buy in multi table SNG’s that range from $15 to $60. He discusses the differences in play between the 18 and 45 man sngs and between the buyin’s themselves. Hand selection along with middle game play emphasis in these is excellent.

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The 6 man SNG’s currently has 2 instructors who happen to be PokerStars SuperNova’s as well. in Stephen “sizzlinbetta” Reynolds & Dom “dombomain33″ Zito. Zito ranked 2nd in Sharkscope 6 man Leaderboard in total profit and wastes no time in showing how he got there. His buyin’s range from $36 to $300 and focuses on specifics of 6 man play with some very interesting touches on game selection which is proving to be ever more important. Truly something that has not been covered much in sites and very nicely done. Sizzlinbetta’s video’s range in buy ins from $11 up to $119+. He tends to focus quite a bit on not just pre flop play but post flop play which in 6 man games, is where playing a wider hand selection is quite important. He also throws in an occasional 9 max along with his 6 max vids in real time play.

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Craig “gosox83″ Daniels comes to the site armed with a Master’s in Mathematics and puts that knowledge to use in the heads up department. His video’s feature buy in’s ranging from $5 up to $55. He discusses playing as a shortstack and the importance of position in HU play. He delves into discusses of the SAGE strategy in HU play in more than one video and does a superb job in this. Very good teacher and I’m sure some of this is a carry over from his job as a mathematics teacher dealing in probability & statistics. As the site’s newest instructors he is a welcome addition and a very strong one in the HU department.

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Please follow the above link to the SitnGoGrinders home page and choose your free sample videos from the “VIDEOS” tab on the top of the page.

Stoxpoker has one of the most well rounded repertoires of poker training videos of any training site. They have the best limit section out of all the sites as well as some great content in their Stoxpoker university videos and power point presentations (Classroom series). Stoxpoker is truly innovating how training sites provide content to its members and PTG expects huge things to continue for Stox.

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Stoxpoker is very solid when it comes to NLHE. They have great content for players looking to move up from the small stakes games to mid stakes.

This is a neglected area of many of the training sites and Stoxpoker is no exception

The HU section will suffice for now. It isn’t at the top of the class but Stoxpoker has produced a few solid NL HU videos that will help students learn the game.

The Limit videos are the best in the industry. If you play limit poker you need to join stoxpoker for Bryce “freedom25″ Paradis. He is the best limit player in the world and his videos bring the highest level thinking and mathematics of any site.

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One of the leading tournament players in the world anchor the mtt section and Matt delivers quality videos that appeal to all levels of players. The mtt section has videos of all levels from low stakes to high stakes, and even includes some university content. Key concepts include; Aggression, Bet Sizing, Calculating Odds, Check-raising, Equity, Extracting Value, Hand Ranges, Metagame, Note Taking, Playing AK, Using Information.

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Collin Moshman is a SNG pro who will step up your SNG game with his high quality videos. Colin goes into in depth analysis on difficult concepts that will bring your game leaps and bounds above your competition. Collin is also switching up his videos between LAG and TAG styles to show you how both styles effect your hand to hand decisions, this enables players of all styles to relate to his videos. Key concepts include; low and high blind play, end game, heads up hand ranges, bet sizing, stealing, stealing, re-stealing, and position.

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Robert “Mr Omaha” Williamson III allows Stoxpoker’s Omaha section to take the lead under the “other games” category in the poker training site war. His analysis of hand ranges, pre flop play, pot control makes for very informative videos. Stox has not neglected this area and it shows by the quantity of videos. This is a definite plus as NLHE becomes tougher to beat and players are looking at other games to get their edge.

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Please follow the above link to the StoxPoker’s video library and choose your free sample video right from Stox Poker’s website. While your there click join and become a free member for free 3 minute demos of all Stoxpokers videos.

Mostly a cash and tournament based training site at the moment, with a good diversity of pros instructing each field. Currently all streaming media, but there are plans to add DRM free downloadable .wmv videos in the very near future.

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Mostly midstakes here, but there is an overall good range of stakes including micros and high stakes.

Lack of depth in the full ring cash game department

Good assortment of HU battles, including a classic Ozzy87 vs Prahlad playing 50/100 deepstacked.

None at the moment

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Though there is a wide assortment of MTT videos including freezeouts, rebuys, and various strategy videos, this section could be much better. It has been somewhat neglected with no recent videos, and a very qualified mtt player Andy McLeod has not made any mtt videos. Definitely a lot of room for improvement here, though the videos that are available are top notch quality. Great thought process and detailed explanations throughout the videos.

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Only 4 videos right now. 3 of them are a 3part beginner’s guide to sngs by Kazor. The other video is a mass multi-tabling session where Bas has 20+ sngs running at the same time!

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A very bright spot is the PokerSwat Omaha video selection. Here you have plenty of videos from PLO greats such as Ozzy87 and Andy Mcleod. Right now the videos are all mid stakes

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Please follow the above link to the PokerSwat home page and choose from 1 of 3 free sample videos from the news section. While your there click join and become a registered guest for free access to the video library and forums.

Currently only tournament videos. Perhaps limited other videos in the future.

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Currently an assortment of MTT videos including freezeouts, rebuys, and various strategy videos differentiated by various stages of a tournament (early, mid, late, final table), as well as multitabling and single table varieties. The majority of the videos feature bigdogpckt5s which is more than welcome. Viewers can now get the insight of how situationally based aggression wins you poker tournaments. Most of the videos are hand replayers but there are a few live sessions and poker theory videos. You also have the ability to select certain concepts in which you want to learn more about. Numerous options such as 3 betting, 4 betting, bubble play, calling ranges, and much much more.

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Please follow the above link to the Tournament Poker Edge home page and from there you can view a bigdogpckt5s Sample Video. While your there click join and become a registered guest for free access to the video library, instructor blogs and forums.

The main focus of Deepstacks University is first mtts, then no limit cash games (full ring), and sit and go’s at this time. They have recently introduced some limit videos. There are plans for additional games, by August there will be some Omaha modules released, and deep stacks will release some headsup and six max videos this fall.

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There are currently no 6max or short handed variants. Current plan is for Fall 2010.

For a novice poker player, the “Basics” and “Essentials” modules should be taken before the rest of the curriculum. The cash game NLHE section consists of 14 beginner modules, 38 essentials, 4 level 2s, 42, level 3s, and 5 level 4s and no level 5s.

There are currently no headsup videos at this time. Current plan is for Fall 2010.

All limit videos are level 2 difficulty and each attached with a quiz. Level 3 difficulty modules will be released in June.

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Currently the heart of deepstacks poker training is their tournament strategy education. You will learn things like bet sizing, implied odds, stack sizes and how to effectively use it, how to play sets, betting the flop, turn and river in various modules, and so on. There are currently 5 level 2 videos, 144 level 3, 46 level 4, and 3 level 5 quizzes.

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he modules here are good, you can learn about concepts such as polarized hand ranges, shoving, and blind play. There are 3 level 2, 33 level 3, and 7 level 4 videos.

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PLO games have now been added to Deepstacks.com that cover Level 2 & 3 difficulty settings.

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Please follow the above link to the Deepstacks University home page and click on the sample videos section. While your there try out the sample modules to see if deepstacks poker training is for you. Make sure to enter our Deepstacks Poker Promotional code PTG.

As the company name suggests, only Heads Up SitnGo videos here

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All of the videos on HUSNG are based solely around playing heads-up sit and go tournaments. The videos range in buy-ins and include $1 heads-up sit and go tournaments all the way up to $1000+ heads-up sit and go tournaments. The majority of the videos are within the $5-$55 buy-in although there is also a wide selection of videos in the $100-$200 buy-in range. A lot of the new videos have been released from Cog Dissonance and xSCWx, both of whom are extremely successful heads-up players. Some of the videos in the member’s library are reviews of how the instructors play and I find these very helpful. Once you go through the entire library of heads-up poker videos you’ll have enough knowledge to beat anyone you want. I’ve been a successful medium limit heads-up player for a while now and the videos provided by the coaches at HUSNG have helped me increase my bottom line.

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Please follow the above link to the HUSNG home page and from there you can select the FREE tab and view an assortment of FREE HUSNG VIDEOS.