I'm looking for a recommended MTT course to improve my play at that field, my home games are online cash games so I wouldn't consider myself as a conplete novice as I have pretty solid theoretical knowledge and little experience in tournaments so I think I can handle with high level content.
I'm considering RYE Tournament Masterclass or Pads on Pads course, is there anyone here who purchased one or both of those courses and can help me decide?
Also, does Pads on Pads course includes preflop ranges? this is pretty important tool to work on my MTT's game abd couldn't find out if this is part of the course content.
Thanks!

I recommend tournament poker edge if you are looking for a cheaper route. Others you could consider are Ryan Laplantes training site (not sure how it is) but I assume it’s good bc he seems like a solid pro. Also maybe Bart Hanson’s crush live poker site.

I like tournament poker edge the most because you can watch a bunch of mtts videos for a fair price (like $30 a month) and you can kinda watch when you have free time (maybe at the gym when doing cardio or going for a walk). I like TPE a lot because they have a bunch of different pros that do videos and they get really deep into theory. Andrew brokos breaks down hands at such a high level and can take what seems like a lot of time to discuss why you should do something in a hand.

They have a bunch of videos for each stake level and have so many solid hand history’s of deep runs that I think you can’t go wrong. Brokos even did a breakdown of a deep live tourny run (wanna say WSOP main event) that pays for itself. You could legit be a member for 3 months for a small fee and learn so much and then go somewhere else if need be.

I actually hired a coach from the TPE coach tree that really help my late game play as I was playing a little too passive in late game stages at $100-200bis online. TPE to me is the goat move and not a huge investment.

If you want to spend a lot, probably should get a course like nick petrangelos course or raise your edge. Can’t see anything wrong with those but I feel you have to be playing a lot of tournaments at mid stakes or higher to make them worth it. If I’m going to spend 1k on a course, I would want to play like 20K+ tournies a year to see a return. Good luck