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[QUOTE="WhodeyX, post: 722767, member: 20894"]
Honestly, it depends where your skill level is. If you are more novice but have some knowledge, use the resources cardschat and websites like PokerListings have to offer. If you are past the stage and looking to develop more intermediate play, try purchasing books like the Harrington on Hold 'Em series or Sklansky's books (The Theory of Poker and Texas Hold 'Em for Advanced Players).

I recently just signed up on [URL="http://www.cardrunners.com"]CardRunners: Poker instruction, poker videos, and poker training from the best online poker players in the world[/URL] and I can't praise it enough. There are hundreds of videos from some of the top MTT/SNG/CASH players in the game today. The initial fee is $99 which is a bit discouraging for smaller bankroll players but it is completely worth it. No better way to learn online poker than listening to hand by hand commentary about strategy, position, and advanced concepts. Good luck finding something that suits you well.

EDIT: It automatically fills in that plug or whatever when I type in the link so just a heads up.
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