I wanted to announce this:
There's a special Two Plus Two discount good for 20% off of the Lifetime Membership of my Reading Poker Tells Video Series. You can read more details and get the offer code here:
http://www.twoplustwo.com/reading-poker-tells/
If you want to check out free samples from the video series, here are
some free video clips.
This coincides with me ending the free monthly giveaway of 3 subscriptions to this, which I've been doing for the past 10 months or so. If anyone who's bought it or won it for free wants to chime in with what they've thought of the video series, that'd be appreciated. Positives and negatives, don't hold back.
Some reviews for the course:
“Clear, compelling content. Elwood takes great care to go into not just 'what to look for' but also the psychology behind the action. You won’t just gain a few tips and tricks – you’ll have a deeper understanding of a critical aspect of live play.”
– Bradley Chalupski, writing for CardPlayerLifestyle.com (
full review here)
“A researched look at human behavior… It looks like Elwood is basically the only person currently doing a lot of in-depth work on the subject at all.”
– Clare Fitzgerald, writing for Casino City Times (
click for full review)
“One of the first things you notice about Zach’s videos, and one of their strongest aspects, is that they focus as much on the psychology behind poker tells as they do on specific actions. After watching a few videos, you begin to feel confident that you’ll be able to guess what other actions mean… The information they contain is invaluable.”
– Alex Weldon (
read full review on PartTimePoker.com)
“I bought these recently as part of my prep for WSOP and I think they’re absolutely brilliant.”
– Dara O’Kearney, pro poker player
“This is a must-have for every poker player. . . [it’s] exceptional because it not only shows you real-life examples, it explains the reasons why the tell makes sense. Once you understand the ‘why’ you can make decisions with greater confidence.”
– Mitchell Cogert, poker player, author of Tournament Poker: 101 Winning Moves
