Mood:
party time!What is poker training? Why would anyone spend money on poker training? What are the benefits of poker training?
These are all very simple questions,...but any outside likely would not understand any of the concepts.
Poker training is learning tips, strategies, thought processes, and the like from successful/knowledgable professionals in the game of poker. This training could be done live or online. Numerous students prefer the use of online poker training as it many benefits over the traditional in-person training.
In poker training done online, the pros record videos as they progresses through hand histories discussing with the student what they was thinking, opponents hand ranges, how they could have play hands differently, etc.
Poker training is quickly becoming a hot commodity. Professionals in their respective sport are always practicing, studying, learning, and trying to get every advantage that they can. Every person has a chance to be successful in poker and win thousands or even millions of dollars.
In the 2006 World Series of Poker, Jamie Gold won an unprecedented $12,000,000. Imagine making $12million for just a few days work! Poker can definitely be very profitable occupation if you gain the skill and the tactics that it requires to be successful. The game has changed drastically within the past 10 years, and those that used to be successful definitely are not seeing the same results that they had been accustomed to.
The benefits of online poker training are vast. Would you rather spend thousands of dollars per hour to be trained by one pro or would you rather spend $20-$40 per month to have access to be trained an unlimited amount by numerous pros? One of the biggest advantages of learning through an online training website is that you will be able to sit at the comfort of your computer, learn directly from a team of pros, study at your own schedule/pace, and all for just a fraction of the price!
I encourage anyone looking to advance their skills in the poker world to consider joining a poker training company. There are numerous reviews out there that allow for you to see a lot of information on any potential company. Also, most websites allow for you to get a 7-day trail (or similar). Use a free trial and see what site suits you best. Lastly, please do not expect that the level of information or benefits to you will be equal on a free-training website to those where you might have to spend a few bucks!
Good luck,
John
