not sure which ones better for where I'm at...I've been a successful stt and have a good amount of experience(with good results...but not great) in the 50 and 100nl games...I tried the trial to CR and found a lot of the videos for 50nl very basic, i understand why this would be, but just looking for more advanced instruction instead of people just telling me the same starting hands I can find in Ed Millers books.....keep in mind I only saw four vids at CR and there was lots more, so I just want to know at just these limits!!! which is better in comparison?

Thanks guys!

If you are not looking to play any other games and just stick to 6 max I believe Cardrunners or Leggo are both good options. Leggo is missing all the other games so thats why I had to clarify that point.

I am going to have to say Cardrunners is the top NLHE 6max site going at this point regardless of limits. I play NL100 and it has helped me a lot to increase my win rate. I felt like the low limit videos are not as well done as the mid stakes videos but as long as you can apply the right concepts down a few limits you should learn a ton.

Bobbofitos and Leggo give some great analysis with the audio laid over after the session so they can pause videos. Thats one area that Leggo wins over Cardrunners is in the depth of hand analysis per video because another hand doesn't come up to cut the players train of thought off.

Good luck making the investment in either case!

I'd like to add that we have similar pause and talk videos at CR. We've been expanding on this stuff because it's true, the best way to learn is to have a variety of types of videos and formats. We'll be adding more video series stuff (cts just did a 3 part 5-10nl series, I'm doing the same), and we have a great new video series coming out 50-400NL players in the next few weeks. Add to that the fact that we have some of the best HSNL players in the world, and you'll get great bang for your buck at CR.

I should also mention that if you sign up within the next week at CR, we'll refund your Daypass. So that will take 17.99 off your membership up front!

GL,
tc

I don't think you can go wrong with either, or both, subscriptions. Our content at Leggo, at all stakes, is top-notch and countless reviews are in agreement with me.

leggo ldo

i heard my last 50nl vid was sick on cardrunners

edit to add my analysis is much more in depth than what I believe what most other people doing a 50nl vid would be

well I ended up with leggo guys...but I'm pretty sure I'm signing up for CR in the next week or so, after so much time trying to decide...why can't it be both haha thanks for all the impute guys

Check out DeucesCracked as well. They have great vid's for the specific games you listed. They have a 7 day free trial. Not need to pay for a "day pass". And the cradle WILL rock!!!

Check out deuces also. 1.5 buyins a month at your current limit will pay for all three sites. The value of the 3 sites combined is worth way more than that. You might also want to check out stoxpoker, a good site for small stakes as well, Ed Miller has some 50nl videos that look to be very good.

CR hands down, not quite satisfied with Leggo after seeing few of the CR videos that had true insight.

Member of Cr/Lego/Stox/DC, imo all are worth it but I enjoy Dc and CR the most, lego doesnt provide enough videos imo ( Although do more He video's which is a +), Im greddy want a video a day.

Our pros make the 50nl and 100nl videos as opposed to the guest pros on CR. And I am awesome at small stakes videos so take that for what it's worth!

Isura and craigthedeac focus mainly on small stakes videos and they get great reviews.

I subscribe to Leggo, CR and DC and at the moment DC and Leggo are my favourites. Some of the lower stakes coaches at CR were not that great or were higher stakes players not taking it very seriously, the CR quality is now catching up again but at the moment i still prefer the others. DC is great for watching on my iPod and the Leggo instructors i think do a better job of explaining the concepts for recorded live play sessions.

Just my opinion.