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Has the idea of a CC poker school been tossed around?
I think a chance for us noobs to see the advice you guys on top of your game put into a practial aplication would be a great learning experiance for us.
We could play at a private or even public play money table once a week on voice chat. Each hand could be discussed as it happens and the entie SnG (or tourney) could be put on HA for those that could not make each class.

What do you all think?
 
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IMO this is a school, just ask questions...they will be answered...and just reading is learning imo
 
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Oh I agree, and its a great school but a lesson I learned from my Army days....practial aplication is always better than explination
 
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If there is a way somebody can make money from it, I'm sure it could happen. If a pro charged $10,000 for say... a "semester" I bet some people would actually pay for that.

But poker can be self taught, or learned by observating live games, or any of the pro games on TV.
 
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Mortis said:
If there is a way somebody can make money from it, I'm sure it could happen. If a pro charged $10,000 for say... a "semester" I bet some people would actually pay for that.

But poker can be self taught, or learned by observating live games, or any of the pro games on TV.
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Read OP please.
 
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There are some vids of some of the guys here playing poker and I'm not sure if they explain their moves..but all the cards are exposed and you can see what's done. I'm thinking that they'd be in the poker vids section. Check it out!!!
 
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Theres nothing like learning on the job.Get some good poker books,I prefer roy rounders myself,then practice,practice and you will eventually start winning.You will develope yr own little secrets.Money cant buy that.
 
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I think the HOH book discussion will be a step in this direction.
 
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well if we all went to poker school then everyone would be doing the same moves and stuff... i prefer my own game instead of what a pro might do... i guess you have to be rich to be considered a pro lol, i feel i am as good as any pro but just lack the money and will to play for a living.
 
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Mortis said:
If there is a way somebody can make money from it, I'm sure it could happen. If a pro charged $10,000 for say... a "semester" I bet some people would actually pay for that.

But poker can be self taught, or learned by observating live games, or any of the pro games on TV.
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They do, its called the wsop academy I think, and one of our members Icemonkey 9 has actually gone to a training camp :)

the wierd thing today I saw an add in bluff magazine...bools and dvds on how to through dice a certain way so they land on the right number...lmao
 
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