Join now and GET YOUR FREE E-BOOK
E-BOOK TITLE
- Point 1
- Point 2
- Point 3
Just tell us where to send it.
Your information is 100% secure and will never be shared with anyone. By submitting this form you agree to our terms & conditions
Our Difficulty Levels
And What They Mean*
Beginner
Everyone Can Benefit From This Information
Designed for anyone and everyone to gain benefit from.
Useful information for starting out and surviving in the poker world.
Foundation-building poker theory and information to help you make large jumps in your competence level.
No prior knowledge of the game is necessary (but it helps).
What A Beginner May Look Like
- You are starting out and want to learn more about the game.
- You've played or heard about poker before and are interested in finding out more.
- You want to take what you already know about poker and use it to understand how to make money and improve your life.
Intermediate
You Have A More-Than-Basic Baseline Knowledge Of Poker
Ideal for someone who has a good foundational understanding of the game of poker.
Higher-level poker theory presented in an easily-digestible way (not just hundreds of boring stream clips).
Help with turning poker as a hobby into full-time money maker.
What An Intermediate May Look Like
- You understand most poker terminology
- You have sustained experience playing online or live poker and want to take things to the next level.
Professional
Poker Is Your Most Significant Form Of Income Or You Spend Most Of Your Time Playing
Best suited if you are an established poker player.
Information to help refine yourself as a professional and take yourself to the upper echelons of poker.
You want to climb higher through the stakes and use poker to improve your life.
What A Professional May Look Like
Poker professionals span a large range of abilities and experience throughout all stakes.
As not to limit the idea of who is a 'professional' the ideal fit for a professional has been left out.