diamond_06_06
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- Jun 29, 2007
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- #1
Hi all,
I have a question for those of you who subscribe to poker training sites such as cardrunners and the like. Lately I have been considering joining one of the sites. I believe I have built up my poker knowledege to a point where I will benifit from and be able to grasp alot of advanced poker concepts.
I was just wondering which site you think is the best value for money (cardrunners, pokerxfactor, stoxpoker, pocket5's etc), and which site has the most going for it ie: best videos, best/most pros etc. Do you believe that since subscribing it has improved your game where you can honestly say that you make more money now than you did before. Enough to cover the tuition cost and then some?
I have built my bankroll on party poker from $30 about a year ago to now $1850. Do you think that this is a big enough roll to allow me to play big enough stakes to benefit from the advice I will be learning?
Thank you all.
I have a question for those of you who subscribe to poker training sites such as cardrunners and the like. Lately I have been considering joining one of the sites. I believe I have built up my poker knowledege to a point where I will benifit from and be able to grasp alot of advanced poker concepts.
I was just wondering which site you think is the best value for money (cardrunners, pokerxfactor, stoxpoker, pocket5's etc), and which site has the most going for it ie: best videos, best/most pros etc. Do you believe that since subscribing it has improved your game where you can honestly say that you make more money now than you did before. Enough to cover the tuition cost and then some?
I have built my bankroll on party poker from $30 about a year ago to now $1850. Do you think that this is a big enough roll to allow me to play big enough stakes to benefit from the advice I will be learning?
Thank you all.
