[Turner Profit]

I hope this is the appropriate forum for this thread.

I have recently become a fan of Video training and have been using videos to learn more about graphic design applications. They have proven to be helpful, so I figure why not use the same philosophy to improve my poker playing. Currently I only play low stakes Hold 'em online and at the occasional home game.
Any suggestions would be helpful.

Thanks

[Suicide King]

cardrunners.com Im a member and cant say enough of how good it is....You have the best players playing real matches and saying everything that goes thru their heads.

[TheMightyJim2k]

Originally Posted by Turner Profit

I hope this is the appropriate forum for this thread.

I have recently become a fan of Video training and have been using videos to learn more about graphic design applications. They have proven to be helpful, so I figure why not use the same philosophy to improve my poker playing. Currently I only play low stakes Hold 'em online and at the occasional home game.
Any suggestions would be helpful.

Thanks

the DVDs that you can buy (like Helmuths) are for the most part all crap. But getting a subscriptino to cardrunners, deucescracked, or stoxpoker can do wonders for your game. Each site has hundreds of videos made by professional players showing you exactly how they play their hands live. They give thorough analysis and excellent strategy advice. I'm a member of two of the above three, but I can guarantee that all are worth their cost.

They are however a little pricey for casual players, but if you become a member I think you can easily recoup your investment in a short period.

[joshuadalton]

I'm having a hard time deciphering the price at cardrunners.

Is it $99.99 sign up fee and $27.99/month?

[jojobinks]

yeah, that's about it.

[Poboy]

cardrunners is great. CTS, Greenplastic, sbrugby all are great players/ teachers. Deucescracked is currently running a 7day free trial, so I would jump on that first.
Stox is good if you're a math guy. They've got some good calc stuff, and Matros.

[Turner Profit]

Originally Posted by joshuadalton

I'm having a hard time deciphering the price at cardrunners.

Is it $99.99 sign up fee and $27.99/month?

Yeah... I Think. couldn't find much info though.

Thanks Suicide, Jim & Poboy for the heads up. (gotta jump on that free trial)
honestly I don't play enuff real money games to justify the investment (yet). In fact I am at a point where I think am ready to start playing for doe more often and wanted a cheap head start. But the high recommendations here tell me I must consider it. And I will. Is it a bad Idea to start off with the budget acct at cardrunners and then upgrade?

[djexacto]

you can get a year at stox through a pso promo. I was signed up for it, then I bailed out and opted for the Nevada Jacks chips instead.