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Message: [QUOTE="Hsac, post: 5637003, member: 431663"] [b]Sure, why not?[/b] I've covered a fair portion of the material and have found it quite good. Might be a little excess as you say, but what's wrong with that? Why can't it turn someone into a winning poker player in thirty days? I'm sure it won't turn everyone, but I'm also sure it'll definitely help some. The biggest problem with most inexperienced poker players is they rely too much on luck and intuition and play too many hands. I think this was one of your gripes regarding the micro games, always getting sucked out on. Yet, I know players who consistently win in the micro games, me included. Not every game of course, but in the long run the bankroll continually climbs. On one of the sites I play on, I'm ready to leave the micros and advance to the low buy-in games. I currently play in the low buy-ins occasionally, but my bankroll is almost to the point I can start playing in them consistently. I started with $25 a year and a half ago. As you advance in the tiers the players typically get tighter and more aggressive, but the basics stay the same, and there will always be loose players, people with more money than brains, available. I know this for a fact. I used to play professionally back in the eighties and made a good living off them in high stakes games. Can this course make someone a winning poker player in thirty days? Sure! Why not? Hell, I can do it in a day. Earlier, my thirteen-year-old granddaughter walked into my computer room while I was playing the CC tournament. I showed her what I was doing and how I was doing it, and then I let her call the shots while I played. She wasn't as aggressive as me, but she was aggressive enough. Came in fourth place. [/QUOTE]

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