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03-12-06, 08:06 PM
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Brilliant idea (unless the poker sites get pissed that they are showing video of their sites).
But no, I will not be paying for this. If it was $20, I may give it a whirl out of curiosity, but that's about it. |
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03-12-06, 08:50 PM
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You are correct. I should have checked out their site a bit more before posting.
 Good demo videos. |
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03-12-06, 09:06 PM
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I've looked the site over some more........
I'm impressed. |
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03-12-06, 09:09 PM
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agreed
I agree after watching the demo video I think its very very well put together, I wont be joining them because dont think anything could help my poker game but I could see someone more serious about poker really looking into this. Anyway thats just my 2 cents. |
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03-12-06, 10:41 PM
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$149 + $25 monthly after that. No thanks. I'll stick to sucking thank you very much.
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03-12-06, 08:24 PM
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$20? That's pretty cheap, IMO.
Bax and sheets are two of the best online professionals playing today, and this is an opportunity to tap into years of their experience. You literally watch them win tournaments and cripple cash games as they describe what why and how. And that's only worth $20 to you? gg cheapskate. Where else are you going to get hands-on advice and strategy from two high caliber players at this price? Even the "Camp Hullmuths" are expensive. What was Annie Duke charging Ben Affleck for his lessons? $1k / each? It was something ridiculous... but it's irrelevant because Bax shits on her. As you remember, Cliff Josephy (Bax) won a bracelet at last year's WSOP. ... Or was it two?  And sheets? He sick himself - not to mention bascially starting "gank."Yet I digress. I'll be joining - I'm hoping they don't reconsider and RAISE the price.
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03-12-06, 08:48 PM
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Valid points, for sure.
I guess maybe I'm just naive, but I honestly don't think I'd learn "that much." I'm very much looking forward to your review someday. Who knows? Maybe it will change my mind. |
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03-12-06, 10:47 PM
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That's a better reason not to join. Unlike you, I do not have proven MTT results, so a site like this appeals highly to me. For what they (claim) are providing, I would consider a *much* higher fee.
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03-12-06, 11:30 PM
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checked out their demos -- the entire SnG tourny shown wasnt too informative -- he basically played tight, bet his strong hands and got paid off lovely with quads and hit alot of flops.
quiz was interesting, i did a few things differently, but overall nothin too much I personally am not in a hurry to shell out $$ for this
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03-12-06, 11:52 PM
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I'm pretty sure the demos weren't really meant to be very instructional. Just a demonstration of the format. In fact, on anotehr board I saw a post by mindwise that pretty much said "you shouldn't really play like I did in the quiz."
I'm still pretty intrigued by the whole thing. |
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03-13-06, 12:55 AM
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Was wondering about that.... because I disagreed with a number of his plays. You would think they would want to at least get that example just right.
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