I just wanted to throw an idea out there because I haven't seen this, and I think tons of people would appreciate it. How about two videos of two different sessions involving different people. The twist is that the same exact cards are dealt in each of the sessions. That way you can clearly see how much the strategies of good players differ, without having to worry about the effect of the cards.

DC has some videos like this.

It's called duplicate poker and the idea flopped.

There's something similar called duplicate bridge.

Yeah. Duplicate bridge is fantastic and the only way to play the game properly in a tournament setting. Duplicate poker, however, has logistical concerns that bridge does not (hand for hand, collusion, etc).

OP isn't necessarily talking about playing real duplicate poker, however. He means (right?) running a computer program as purely a demo where two good but different people play so as to watch them more easily work with the exact same situations. As training sites become more savvy and evolve (they are nowhere near their potential when it comes to innovation right now), showing simulated matches and simulated situations will become more of a part of what's used to teach, maybe including this sort of thing.

Yes, that's what I meant.

I would like to watch a video where the coach just lost it and got really angry and tilted like hell.

Sounds like a pretty good idea to me.

yh me too

Tuff fish anyone?