I haven't got the book but I have seen it.Please read my other posts before making assertions which may make you look stupid.

Ah, Ok.
So I guess a very close personal friend of yours paid for the package and showed you a page or two of the book.

Not the whole thing of course, that would be copyright infringement - that would be stupid.

How did your friend find the coaching package that he paid for?

Sounded Simple.

Try not to be impertinent.I have stated my view that the book is ok but no more and that Improva should publish his results if he's a coach.I get more out of some of the better training vids tbh.

lmFao, well said, well put

fwiw, i have listened to his free puzzles, and holy ****, the amount of free information on this is amazing, really hoping he gets a series on DC soon! coz imo, his thought process is outstanding

yeah, no-one likes a wise-ass.

Are you talking about the podcast on DC?

I'm curious as well. I listened to all three and while informative I wouldn't say it was really "holy ****" worthy.

where can we find the "free puzzles"?

bump. are the free puzzles/pieces available?

"Oh no, the author is down at 25/50."

If you found out your Math professor failed his 600-level Logic class, would you not trust him to teach you 100-level Calculus?

So how did your friend find the coaching that comes with the book? You still haven't let us know his opinion.......

Awesome! 161 posts and 1 year later we've no idea about the book. Good? Bad?
For one guy saying "It's OK" there are few guys repeating themselves "SNs! WRs!" like some drunk parrots.
Seriously, can we speak about THAT book this time?

best ebook was baluga volume 1/2

There is a three part podcast interview with Improva at DC. It's a good interview and Improva certainly gives the impression that he is super sharp and very knowledgable about poker. I think he is a mathematician originally.

Improva is a Danish Maths graduate. As such, he is plugged into the Scandi poker culture which first thinks about what the GTO line would be, and then analyses how to diverge from that line to exploit specific opponent habits. Considering the disproportionate number of successful scandi-players, they may have stumbled across a good idea.

The DC podcasts frame this trait very well. It shows him as being a very fluent speaker on poker, particularly since he's speaking in a second language. For a while, I didn't understand how he could be so fluent, but it makes sense if you think about the GTO/balanced approach, and list the ways a villain might diverge from this.

Improva uses the Poker Puzzle as an intro to coaching lessons. Google for it, and an old version shows up on Scribd.

Finally, anyone who says "Show your results" is demonstrating stupidity. Does anyone ask for Brunson's results? Sklansky's PTR graph? Malmuth's tax return? It just shows that the speaker is sufficiently confident in their own gullibility that they don't believe they'll have the ability to assess the quality of what they're reading or hearing. Were I going to scam people with a ****** book or ****** coaching, I'd arrange a fake PTR graph/account. And I'm not even basically dishonest. Grow up, assess the advice rather than worshiping an image on a website.

Considering that Improva is under (possibly unjust) accusation of fraudulent recommendation, anyone trusting a graph is just hilariously stupid.

I was wondering about this Scandi poker culture. Is there a forum they all frequent? If so, whats it called and how many members does it have? How is it structured? How many casinos are in each country? etc.

Does anyone know?

Well I'm on 2+2...

Didn't really like the book. Thought it was written in an overly (and unnecessarily) complicated manner and therefore difficult to access. Especially compared with Baluga's Easy Game which I would rate as the best poker book I have ever read.

Exactly. Do you speak 'Scandinavian' (sic)?

I think this whole Scandi poker culture is a myth. Like in Internetpokers god-awful blog post about Isildur v Durrrr.

Unless you know the secrut Inga.

Anyone know how to contact Oliver? I want to move my book to a different laptop and think I need to reset the DRM, havent been able to get a hold of him through the e-mail address associated with the book.

Pm him on dc?

his website/forum.

Ive contacted him through his website a few times, didnt hear back. I'll try to PM him on DC. Oliver if you see this and could PM me here Id appreciate it.

I ll ask him to pm u if i see him online

Thanks. He's been very responsive in the past, so he's probably just not getting my message for some reason