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05-25-2024 , 01:42 PM

Dominic

Tripod

Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 74,422

Mods: didn't see a sub forum explicitly for this question...feel free to move.

So, I've felt my live cash game has grown stagnant and I want to try a training site. I've briefly worked on Johnathan Little's site and enjoyed it, but want to know what you guys think...what's the best training site you've tried? And why?

What's the difference between Little and Polk...what other sites are worth exploring? What's the best value? Etc.

Thanks!

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05-25-2024 , 05:08 PM

pokerman2718

stranger

Join Date: May 2024 Posts: 5

Polk's site (Upswing Poker) is very GTO-oriented. Lots of talk about frequencies and being unexploitable. Little's site (pokercoaching.com) is much more practical and accessible to beginners. For the vast majority of people, I would recommend pokercoaching.com.

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05-27-2024 , 03:35 PM

AlanBostick

Carpal \'Tunnel

Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 11,641

Pokercoaching.com is good. Crush Live Poker is focused on live cash, but their Discord is even more toxic than 2p2. Red Chip Poker has a good reputation for live cash.

I've never tried Upswing; but Polk is such a tool and bully that I can't recommend giving him money.

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05-27-2024 , 03:47 PM

Garick

Oberbiergenießer

Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 26,658

Try a search ITF. It's a topic that comes up a lot.

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06-01-2024 , 04:48 AM

Smoola1981

journeyman

Join Date: Oct 2022 Posts: 351

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Originally Posted by AlanBostick

I have no comment about Upswing Poker, but I was talking to one of the best pros in my player pool, and he commented to me that the Crush Live Poker Discord chat was a complete **** show. So that's additional evidence for AlanBostick's comment that CLP gets a big thumbs down for its disappointing Discord chat.

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06-02-2024 , 07:08 AM

Bellezza

centurion

Join Date: Nov 2014 Posts: 145

Yeah, pick something simple for beginners without toxic crap. After you improve, just buy solvers or hire a coach.

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