I want to sign-up for a training site and I see that there are already plenty of threads and maybe I'm just missing something, but I do not see any site with structured content.

Most, if not all of them seem to just push unstructured content like "Player Whoever plays X/Y on Z" or incoherent pieces of strategy; at a very high rate.

However, I'm interested in a curated learning path, such as "here's the beginners concepts of topic X, here's intermediate on Y, here's advanced and so on.

The closest I found to that is runittwice, but they have this strange concept of not separating content between elite and essential by topic but by coach, which leads to e.g. no post-flop videos in the hold'em course and the entire things feels kinda incomplete. (Why essential users do not get the mobile apps is beyhond me as well).

Is there a site I may have missed, that offers a more structured way of training and that does not fancy quantity over quality?

Check out bestpokercoaching. You get more than just videos, you got elements of blended learning (quizzes, homework) and step-by-step systems.

I see there is this coaching thing; and I welcome it, because I have a Job and a family :-); my kids are just turned that age where i have free time again :-)

Can u honestly say how much free time / week one should invest for the 6-max Micro program to be a serious business.

E.g. for me it would be between 5-6 hours a week, and I'm not sure if that's enough to be a good student - after all I'm a hobby player who wants to get serious - however I have a very well paid job and a family, so becoming a pro is not on my list of topics (while i'd welcome it of course).

^ by far the best program I've seen

U just study n play as much as u can... Obv the more u put in, the more you'll get out of it

Gl

Ty Jay!

I just received the email and will have a look on the test courses.

If I understood everything correctly it will cost me a maximum of 500 $ if I won't be a proftitable player at the end. Sounds fair to me ...

Worst case, yes and by then you will have gotten insane amount of coaching.

There are different options.

Hye I'm a beginner, and I willing to work my poker. Do you think the 6max bootcamp is worth or should I wait to learn more before ? With my studies I can only play 1h/&h30 a day (2days I can't play, and more time avalaible on week-ends) and working 1h more on my game.
I was thinking about cashouting a part of my bankroll to buy the program but with so little time every day, do you thing it is a good option ?

Definitely your best option by far.

Even with only one hour, in the long-term you will be better off. It is short term lowering your bankroll, but think about it like studies.

Why do you study? You don't make money right now with studying, but by learning something (hopefully useful!!!), you will be able to earn a LOT more in the future.

Same principle going on here. Bootcamp is the ideal solution for you.

Thanks for your answer ThinkItThrough. I will look for it so and learn more about the bootcamp !!! Do I need to be present at certain precise times or can I do it when I want ?
I received a discount that put it to 325€but now it is 500€. Do you know if there are discounts at some times ?

You can do it when you want. If you get a discount (im not in charge of that,,,maybe u qualified for some reason etc)... i'd take advantage of that asap since they typically expire.

Thanks ThinkItThrough, it seems that it expired. I'll ask them if these offers occur frequently

Hello

Sites dont offer structured learning as such the only way you can have that usually is with mentoring
or with individual 1 on 1 coaching , all the other methods lack in comparison to this one

The same people you find in sites , or stables doing coaching per profits are coaches.....
Some are good some are bad

You can work directly with a good coach or having a middlemen before him this usually is more expensive .

gl