What is the best poker training DVD you ever seen?

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09-11-2010, 06:24 AM
jenyferlove95

What is the best poker training DVD you ever seen?

What is the best poker training DVD you ever seen?

Hi to all Jeny here this is my first post! I like the site and I hope to learn a lot from you guys.

I haven't seen any thread about DVD trainings so I decide to start a new one because I'm better learning from watching than reading books so if anyone knows a good ones please share it with us. Thanks
09-11-2010, 07:48 AM
celtic123

None spring to mind......

Would you now of any , remotely ?
09-11-2010, 08:38 AM
jenyferlove95

I have seen the Poker For Dummies is for Beginners only like me and final table poker with phil gordon it was very good im looking for some more.
09-11-2010, 09:34 AM
celtic123

have you tried the videos on this site?

Poker Videos - Free Online Poker Videos

or Videos at Grinderschool.com ?
09-11-2010, 11:00 AM
jenyferlove95

no! but i will check them thanks
09-11-2010, 11:10 AM
StarGrinder

Best poker video = any video where you get to watch a better player playing a completely different style than you're used to. Book it.
09-11-2010, 03:02 PM
HarleyGuy13

The best one is typically going to be the next one. With any luck each one you watch should add something to your game and it's a continual building process.
09-11-2010, 03:45 PM
tarek993

hey jeny my friend showed me how to get a lot new poker dvd for free I did't pay anything I got about 30 full dvd like:

Texas Hold Em Poker - Vol. 2 - Advanced Strategies: (Gus Hansen)
World Poker Tour - Season Two
Dominate Online Poker
Masters Of Poker - Vol. 1: ( fhil hellmuth)
Poker Made Simple
The Basics Of Poker
Learn How Poker Academy
Winning At Poker
Ultimate Poker
Play Poker - Improve Your Game
Getting Started In Poker - The Beginner's Guide
Texas Hold 'Em Poker - Learn To Play And Win
Texas Hold Em Poker - Vol. 4 - Controlling The Game: (Gus Hansen, Phil Laak, Antonio Esfandiari, Andy Bloch)

Texas Hold Em Poker - Vol. 3 - Chip Mastery: (Gus Hansen, Phil Laak, Antonio Esfandiari, Andy Bloch)

Texas Hold Em Poker - Vol. 1 - Champion Fundamentals (Gus Hansen, Phil Laak, Antonio Esfandiari, Andy Bloch)

How To Become A Poker Millionaire: (Dave Ulliott)
Howard Lederer - Secrets Of No Limit Hold Em Poker

If you want I can show you how and its legal send me a message to {removed}
I will tell you.:p

{Edit: Removed e-mail because this looks like spam. --spoonitnow}
09-11-2010, 05:15 PM
kmind

Bobbofito's DVDs
09-11-2010, 09:53 PM
rpm

Quote:

Originally Posted by kmind

Bobbofito's DVDs

this is very good but perhaps not suitable for a beginner?
09-11-2010, 09:54 PM
rpm

actually just realised yours was in plural. i've only seen "WINNING STRATEGY IN NO LIMIT HOLDEM" which is good, but assumes a little bit of prior understanding
09-11-2010, 10:15 PM
kmind

Yeah true but I guess I was just thinking that the DVDs would help them understand certain concepts like board texture/better starting hands than others/etc.
09-12-2010, 04:29 AM
celtic123

In my opinion, even though I'm a shitty 2NL player and nothing I say will probably be right, but.....

Quote:

Originally Posted by rpm

actually just realised yours was in plural.

Bobbofito's means it belongs to him.

Bobbofitos' is plural.

:rolleyes:
09-12-2010, 07:41 AM
rpm

Quote:

Originally Posted by kmind

Bobbofito's DVDs

the "s" after "DVD" was what made me think plural
09-12-2010, 10:30 AM
Pelion

Quote:

Originally Posted by celtic123

In my opinion, even though I'm a shitty 2NL player and nothing I say will probably be right, but.....

Bobbofito's means it belongs to him.

Bobbofitos' is plural.

:rolleyes:

This is a very common mistake at 2NL

Bobbofito's means it belongs to Bobbofito (singular).
Bobbofitos' means it belongs to Bobbofitos (singular).

Bobbofitos is the plural of Bobbofito (singular).

DVDs is obviously plural.
09-13-2010, 06:48 AM
jenyferlove95

Wow tarek pm send can't wait to get those dvds i dont know if you mistaken or not but big thanks if its true.
09-13-2010, 09:47 AM
parislad

Phil Tuffnal's poker masters DVD. Not really.
It's shit.
09-13-2010, 02:27 PM
runrrunrstr8

If you learn better watching than reading there are instructional videos on lots of training sites. I'd buy a membership to one of those then you'd have many more options and more material than a dvd.
09-13-2010, 04:54 PM
surviva316

EvolvePoker.com prolly has some pretty sweet vids. MIRITE?

also:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pelion

This is a very common mistake at 2NL

Bobbofito's means it belongs to Bobbofito (singular).
Bobbofitos' means it belongs to Bobbofitos (singular).

Bobbofitos is the plural of Bobbofito (singular).

DVDs is obviously plural.

this is not wholly correct:

the apostrophe AFTER an "S" in a formal name can be either singular or plural. e.g.:

Ex. 1a) Any supposed hard evidence of Jesus' existence is bullshit. {Singular; correct}

because the name "Jesus" ends in an "S," it is a correct form to put the apostrophe after the "S" regardless of whether or not it is plural. It is also correct, however, to use the apostrophe-s form in this case. it's purely optional:

Ex. 1b) Jesus's "beloved" apostle, John, must've been having a really bad trip when he wrote The Book of Revalations. {Singular; Also correct!}

Where you're wrong, though, is that the s-apostrophe form with a formal name can also be plural. this is especially common when referring to a family or group:

Ex. 2a) The Smiths' beliefs are so yayjesus that it is quite lol. {Plural; correct}

Ex. 2b) The Smiths's favorite collective pastime is listening to the Glenn Beck Program--SURPRISE! {This is so retardedly incorrect. Please never do this!}

CLIFFNOTES: Bobbofitos' DVDs could refer ONE person's (whose name is Bobbofitos) series of DVDs, or it could refer to a GROUP of people named Bobbofito who make good DVDs. Either way, there are a plural amount of DVDs because there was an "S" after the "DVD" ldo.
09-13-2010, 07:33 PM
spoonitnow

Quote:

Originally Posted by surviva316

EvolvePoker.com prolly has some pretty sweet vids. MIRITE?

also:

this is not wholly correct:

the apostrophe AFTER an "S" in a formal name can be either singular or plural. e.g.:

Ex. 1a) Any supposed hard evidence of Jesus' existence is bullshit. {Singular; correct}

because the name "Jesus" ends in an "S," it is a correct form to put the apostrophe after the "S" regardless of whether or not it is plural. It is also correct, however, to use the apostrophe-s form in this case. it's purely optional:

Ex. 1b) Jesus's "beloved" apostle, John, must've been having a really bad trip when he wrote The Book of Revalations. {Singular; Also correct!}

Where you're wrong, though, is that the s-apostrophe form with a formal name can also be plural. this is especially common when referring to a family or group:

Ex. 2a) The Smiths' beliefs are so yayjesus that it is quite lol. {Plural; correct}

Ex. 2b) The Smiths's favorite collective pastime is listening to the Glenn Beck Program--SURPRISE! {This is so retardedly incorrect. Please never do this!}

CLIFFNOTES: Bobbofitos' DVDs could refer ONE person's (whose name is Bobbofitos) series of DVDs, or it could refer to an GROUP of people named Bobbofito who make good DVDs. Either way, there are a plural amount of DVDs because there was an "S" after the "DVD" ldo.

fyp
09-13-2010, 08:24 PM
runrrunrstr8

Either this is some sort of spam and Jeny is in on it or she has become a victim of it.

In the case that you're just unaware Jeny, do yourself a favor and find a reputable coaching/training site to subscribe to and watch the multitude of VIDEOS they have on there you can stream from a laptop or load onto an iPod/iPhone.

Cheers.
09-13-2010, 10:56 PM
kmind

I'm the king of leveling.

Unintentionally :(