Janda, Gareth Chantler and Birdayy know what they're talking about, which can be contrasted with most of the DC coaches except for Wilt.

So for a mainly live player who mostly plays cash games cardrunners is my best option? Or is there a better option I'm unaware with.

Red Chip Poker and Crush Live Poker for live games.

Crush Live Poker looks much better than Red Chip Poker, is that true? There's a massive price difference.

I am a subscriber to RCP, and used to be a member of CLP. I liked CLP's podcasts, but not so much the videos. I think CLP offers more for beginners, and RCP is better for those with fundamentals in place. And RCP has Ed f***ing Miller.

I have access to RIO, Ivey, Pokerstrategy Diamond, DC, CardRunners. I play nl200 zoom. Can anyone recommend me videos? I watched most Janda's stuff and it was great.

Lefort and Sauce.

Probably gonna try out a couple sites.

Any recommendations for the 2 best sites for a 6 max 100NL-400NL player with a very LAG style?

A couple of mtt vids on the site wouldn't hurt.

Sauce and Galfond @ Runitonce is a must!

Best site for 45-180man small stakes Turbo SNG MTTs?

Can anyone recomend some good liveplay videos? I play nl200 zoom. I checked some coaches from training sites and their winrates are not great. I have access to almost each training site.

^^Sauce, Galfond LDO

I do not like them because of "I do not play this, I do not have any stats/any read"

Then don't bother with training sites and just hire a coach.

^^^ This

Hi Guys

I have been a memeber of almost all traning sites.

But lately i have only been member on runitonce. I find this tranning site very good.
But is longtime ago, i have watch tranning videos on other tranings sites.

Is their any trannings site you think i shall join again

I play NL holdem from 50nl to 200 nl 6max and HU

Only Cardrunners (6max nl50-200 SH). Watch Janda's + live sessions depends on what you play. Rest sites look fancy, but they do not have same value

How can I hire a coach? How it works & any idea about the fees?

It depends at what limit you play. Some coaches charge $50/h, some $500/h. If you are a newbie, there is absolutely no point to hire a coach, since all the starting information can be found for free (like pot odds, what is EV and how to calculate it etc.), or by subscribing to a micro stake training site like DeucesCracked etc. If you think with a coach you can go from zero to hero in one night, you are highly mistaken. I made this mistake when I first started, so at first try to use free or cheap resources and then when you will have solid foundation, you can hire a coach (which is again a gamble, b/c it is hard to get a good coach, and they don't come cheap).

Is CardRunners down for anyone else?

It's saying webpage not available...

Sorry - we had some server issues and it took a few hours to remedy.

Should be back up and running now!

Hi im a decent NLHE player wanting to learn PLO I am pretty much completely new to it.
I live in NZ and i have noticed the live PLO games are rediculously soft.

So my Question is pretty much whats the best site to learn PLO from scratch?

From scratch, I would recommend Deuces Cracked. Mainly, b/c their beginner videos are really good, and it is only $30.00 a month. My second suggestion would be cardrunners. Check out their videos, really solid and especially Tom Chambers aka LearnedFromTV, his series alone on post flop play deserves a medal. I mean you can always watch some Run It Once videos, it is only $10.00 a month for essential. But remember, most of the videos are made for online 6max, if you will be playing full ring, some spots have to be played very differently, so don't really spend too much time watching live play videos, focus on math and theory videos. Also, buy odds oracle pro poker tools simulator. I don't play PLO, but from what i have heard, it is the nuts for PLO.

GL stacking them fishes

best site for hu plo? best instructors? only interested in heads up. small(1/2) to mid/high stakes.

I subscribe to both.

I think Crush Live Poker is the best site if your primary focus is live cash games. There is a lot of content there - videos, podcasts, etc.. to keep you busy for a while.

Red Chip is new and more based on a subscription model where you get about 4 new videos/month. The videos aren't all exclusive to cash games though and may cover tournaments, online games, etc..