Of course, each person according to what they can offer, everything has a value, the only thing is that there are currently many tools to learn to play poker, I would be much more inclined because all this also has to be done some practices in full course, because the experience is everything in poker, I think there are many scenarios in each game, in each decision, that is where the professionalism of the player is seen, and that he supports any circumstance that requires him to make decisions under a high-pressure scheme and where manage money, a lot of money or a little, in the same way that you learn to make the best decision.
As i Know, there not so much working patterns against few types of users. Which will help you to win on the long run. So when two close-skilled players are playing against each other, mostly luck depends.
If you want more practice, you don't need any courses.
You wont really need any courses yet everything could be find on the net if ever if you are finding for some theories but the rest would be depending on the experience on applying those ideas and theories that you had
learned up and making yourself more better or good will really be needing that experience which via on dealing against other players.There are things which cant really be learn through reading or getting some
hints and knowledge on other person but rather it could really be gained through real experience.This is why it would be ideal that you should learn poker on your own way
without needing to pay up money for some course.Its totally just a waste of money imho.
There are free but there are expensive ones which there are really some difference among the two basing up on what you could learn.
Those arent indeed cheap.