PokerNews Strategy is Back!

June 10 2010, PokerNews Staff

After a long hiatus, PokerNews Strategy is making a triumphant return and will be better than ever bringing you high-quality videos, blogs, articles and forums from a star-studded cast of top live and online poker professionals.

PokerNews Strategy is led by none other than Team PokerStars Pro Randy "nanonoko" Lew, who with a solid supporting cast will walk players at all skill levels through all the games from limit hold'em to no-limit hold'em to pot-limit Omaha, and of course, a variety of tournament formats. Lew will be joined by Josh "LitleBastrd" Tieman, who just won his first World Series of Poker bracelet in Event #6, Tony G, Kane "Nascar_1949" Kalas, Evan "Neonpils99" Parkes, Billy "durangodan35" Kopp, Rayan "rkruok" Nathan, Dustin “neverwin” Woolf, Jake “psutennis11” Toole, and Frank “blueberleez” Jordan

Besides just having training videos, if you are a subscriber you can ask the pros specific questions which they will answer for you. Also, most of the strategy instructors offer private coaching to if you are looking to take your game to an even higher level, and if you don’t have much time and prefer to just have a quick chat with the other subscribers, PokerNews Strategy offer a chat room which you can just hop in and out of on whim.

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Check out this sample video to get a taste for what PokerNews Strategy is all about.

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Comments

Broksky
06-10-2010 15:02

Where are RaSZi and PA?

latent
06-10-2010 14:11

The sample video is pretty poor. I checked out stats on OPR from the (MTT) instructors. Some are good and impressive, others are disappointing (negative ROI - what's up with that). To me it seems other instruction sites have more to offer.

Maybe if they shoot another teaser online I will change my mind, but for now it's an easy fold. Especially if you see at how big this would be and that the original instructors (ehh 2 years back?) seem to be better. That said the price is still the same which doesn't make sense.

projectsoul
06-10-2010 12:49

oh hi