I agree, still a lot of money to be made. But only those who are willing to put in the work will succeed. Poker courses are a good way to get started but if one wants to reach the highest level, coaching is a must. I don't have a course. I just sell second hand courses from renown coaches.

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Thank you for your answer. We can work something out. Do you already play poker ? If so, do you play CG, MTT, Spin ?

It depends on the course you would like.
Send me a PM at pokercourses@protonmail.com and I'll explain everything in detail.

I understand that. I am willing to give samples and pretty good deals to the first customers. No pb.

Those are poker courses. It depends on the course you want. PM me for more informations.

Thanks to everyone for their answers! Let me try to answer a few of your concerns.
- I am offering high quality courses (upswing poker, RIO, RYE…) at a fraction of the original price. I am not here to scam anyone; I know it is not sufficient to say it so I am willing to sell my products at a very low and appealing price.
- poker can be learn for free online: that’s very true. But you can also buy some high-quality content if you want to dig a little deeper into the game. As said before, poker is not a game of luck but rather a game of skills. Technical skills and mental skills are crucial if you want to succeed at the game.

I am selling poker courses at a fraction of their original price: Upswing, BTS, RunItOnce etc. With each course you can see a free preview first.

For more information or the course list please send me a PM.

Email: pokercourses@protonmail.com

Being successful at poker involve quite a few parameters, so yes, I have the honesty to say that a course and/or a coach are not enough. They will help tremendously though.
Your answer tells me that you don't know much about what it takes to succeed at poker.
- you need to work on your technical skills: you can do that via an online course, a coach and solver work
- you need to work on your mental game (with coaching, meditation, visualization, hypnosis etc.)
- you need to have a study group:  a couple of poker buddies you can interact on a daily basis with. to post and review the hands you play.
Have a look online at what the pros are doing to succeed at poker nowadays and you will understand what I am saying. Anyone who has some kind of experience in poker will tell you the same. A course / a coach are not magical pills but it's a good start.

Thank you for your reply. I will have a deeper look at the forum channels and maybe do another post in a more appropriate section.

Thank you for welcoming me. To answer your question, I bought quite a few of those top poker players courses and I am offering some of them at a very cheap price. If you are looking for coaching sessions, I can help you getting started for free and then we can discuss a price if you are interested in my services. But I can only offer coaching for microstakes players.

I am not sure of anything, you can definitely succeed in poker but you’ll you need some technical and mental skills. I have a list of courses that focus on both. But if you want to succeed, you need to apply what is taught. Plus, I do think that a course is not enough: you need a study group so you can reflect on your plays on a regular basis and to work a lot on yourself.

That you don't need is less and less true with each passing day. If you play zoom or snap formats that's what the regulars do. Obviously they are not as good as NL200 regulars but the aggressive tight play makes the game tougher.

I don't know where you play that allows you to select tables, and find weak tables. In the end a lot of people are multi-lobbying because it is hard to find fish in one room.

I prefer to play the fast variants where there is less fish, and the tables are harder because the number of hands per hour is much higher, and I avoid the hassle of changing the table.

But yes, ideally if you play on a site where you can select a table and find weak players, with value bet to the fish and not get into a lot of trouble with the regulars you are doing well.
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You're right, the game is tougher than it used to be and on zoom tables players are on the tighter side. I like to play this format as well since it allows me to make a lot of volume. But my winrate is better on regular tables. Depending where you live, you can still table select on party poker or GG.

I do have courses for “gamblers with no knowledge of poker” but I recommend that you start by using free online content first. I can recommend cheap content as well (have a look at Alton Hardin’s book and courses). If you like gambling, I think you should be very careful with poker. Poker is not really about gambling; it’s about making the right decision and having strong technical skills and mindset.
No, you will not become a poker pro after buying and studying a course or two. It will require years of hard work. It’s doable but a few succeed.   

The secret to poker success is hard work. A course just shows you the way. Poker is a technical and a mental game. It is not an easy way to make a living with it.

You don’t have to recommend my offer but that doesn’t make it less legit since you never bought anything from me. I agree, there are tons of very good content online. And you can learn poker for free or for very cheap. I am just offering some second-hand video courses at a very cheap rate.
I am not selling coaching here. Even though I do coach a little. The game is way tougher than it used to be, you have to be quite dedicated to succeed.  It is still beatable though. It can help to have a good course or two. And at the micros you don’t need to be balanced in my opinion. It’s pure exploit, value and table selection.

If you’re new to poker and you’re struggling, I sure can help since I do coach a little. But this post is not about coaching but about selling video poker courses. I will be more specific on the original post.
If you are familiar with poker, you should know that there are a ton on content available online for free but also some paid content. And going through some structured course is a must to be a winning poker player.

As I was saying in the previous post, I am a part time poker player. I play mostly CG at 10NL and 25NL. This post was not about coaching (even though, I do coach a little). To answer one of your questions 50 000hh is a good start to analyze one game properly.
But through this post I am just offering a few poker courses for a very cheap price.
And yes, you are right, you have coaches for different areas of the game.

I should give more details about my original post. To be clear, I am a part time poker player. I play mostly CG at 10NL and 25NL This post was not about coaching (even though, I do coach a little).
Over the past couple years, I have accumulated quite a few poker courses and I am just offering them for a very cheap price.
To answer your question, I do believe those courses help you become a better poker player. BUT being a great poker player is a whole. You need to work on your fundamentals, review hands on a regular basis, have a study group and, last but not least, work on your mental game. Poker courses are just the beginning of the journey.