poker training sites

[KingPoker]

cardrunners is a great site.. it costs about $250 for signup and 6 months subscription, and it is without doubt worth every cent.. they have LucLongley/SBRugby/GreenPlastic doing videos and these are three of the best cash game players on the planet, and they are very free and analytical in their videos. They also have Action Jeff who is one of the greatest poker minds out there, but he doesn't go as deep as I wish he would.. and there is an empiremaker video for comedic value. Muddywaters videos are a load of gash so ignore them, and concentrate on the big three, its all archived so fill your boots.

Absolute bargain.

Im sorry to hear that, you'll find someone who does one day!

[Graham C]

I'd quite like to have a good look at these but the sign up fee's put me off.  I appreciate why they do it, I could just pay for a month and download everything, but it does put me off.  If I didn't get on with it or spend time learning it's just money down the drain.  I seem to be spending bits all the time here and there on learning pokers stuff - i have loads of books I need to plough through.

[Ironside]

i cant understand these high cost 1 on 1 sites if the players were that good would they not be making much more money on the tables

[totalise]

i cant understand these high cost 1 on 1 sites if the players were that good would they not be making much more money on the tables

probably, but its the age old, and very interesting question of how much of a reduction in your hourly rate would you take if it lowered (eliminated) the variance. i've heard some absolutely rediculous figures pandied around for the better players, and if hypothetically they are earning $1,500/hour with $50k/hour fluctuations, would you rather just sit for an hour, talk about poker, and get paid $1000 with zero variance/stress/worry and anything else that comes from playing infinite tables?

[RichEO]

I heard DTD give their traders advice. Maybe ask them how much advice you would get if you have the hours to put in that is.

[Graham C]

On DTD you need to play 80 table hours per week to be considered for the trader scheme.  I don't even think I could do that a fortnight.    Top advise I expect though for those that are traders, can't argue with the team they have on board there.