Learning Poker
Mood:  energetic

Learning poker is something that everyone should do.  Not only does it give you an easy way to spend downtime with friends/family, it serves as a great way to compete long after you can slam-dunk and score touchdowns after high school.  So why learn poker?

Poker is a thinking-mans game, and probably relies on less than 30% of the cards that you were dealt.  Instead, the challenge of poke is how you end up playing the cards that you were dealt.

Since 2003 when Chris Moneymaker won the World Series of Poker Main Event, the poker community has drastically increased in size, skills, and talent.  Each and every year the poker community gets younger and younger as kids around the world begin to take the game by storm.

What can you do to join in,...or keep up?  Top poker players around the world are offering their services as poker coaches.  Poker training is growing by leaps and bounds.  The services available by online poker training websites is huge these days.  Take advantage of the opportunities presented to you to be successful in poker!