If you're on my website then chances are that you're trying to learn how to be a long term, winning poker player.
The whole reason that I have put up hundreds of free poker videos is to show you that I know exactly how to be a winner in online poker and that I can teach others to do the same.
The reason this site has grown so much over the years is because my students that have done my heads up poker course have become winning poker players. Month in, month out they now make money playing heads up SNG's.
After studying everything in my power packed course, I get together with all of my students over Skype to review some of the games they have played and work closely with them to not only fix their leaks but make sure they understand what they are doing.
Speak to my most recent students in my poker coaching feedback forum thread to see how my students honestly find this course and even talk to them directly yourself.
Benefits of the course
Dramatically speed up your learning to winning heads up SNG's.
Learn everything needed to win in heads up SNG's in a power packed course.
Learn how to turn $50 into $5000 in one month (as i demonstrated using this course strategy in my heads up challenge).
Access to me through Skype to help with anything you're struggling to understand.
Freedom to make additional income to your regular job or even play for a living.
One to one training with me over Skype to plug leaks in the games you play.
$95 Full Condensed Heads Up Poker Course
Breakdown Of Each Lesson & Study Material
Lesson 1 - Crushing Call Stations
The first lesson will give you a complete game plan for crushing loose/ passive players (also known as 'Calling Stations'). Never again will you mind playing someone that never folds.
I'll be giving you a pre flop hand range so that you'll know what to play, what to limp with, what hands to raise, how much to raise and what hands to fold. I'll also be showing you how to play your hands post flop to extract maximum value for your strong holdings but also I'll give you plans for trickier spots with more marginal hands.
Some Topics Covered
Full pre flop hand range (what to fold, what to limp, what to raise and how much).
Post flop game plans in limped pots and raised pots.
Optimal strategy for playing draws.
When to Bluff.
Optimal turn play strategy for more marginal holdings.
Playing AK and AQ when you miss the flop (complete post flop plans).
Building pots to end the game by the river with the right hands.
Navigating limped pots.
When and how to value bet thiner.
Plus more
Lesson 2 - Tight Player Strategy
The second lesson will teach you how to really destroy tight players. You'll instantly see how dramatically different the game plan is compared to the Calling Stations.
As well as my complete game plan you start learning about hand reading, making big folds and bluffing when you see weakness.
Some Topics Covered
Hand reading (pre flop and post flop ranges).
How to play a super wide range of hands profitably.
Controling match momentum and why.
Bluffing strategy and knowing good turn bluffing spots.
How to change gears and spot when your opponent does.
Semi bluffing.
How to keep your opponent playing his cards face up.
Plus more
Lesson 3 - Aggressive Player Strategy
This video lesson is probably the one that people look forward to the most and that's the lesson on how to beat the aggressive opponents.
In this video I'll talk you through how I tell the difference between loose aggressive players (LAG's), tight aggressive players (TAG's) and complete maniacs.
I'll again teach you about my pre flop hand ranges at different stages of the game to give you an easy to follow game plan. You'll also learn my tricks for getting this player type to put lots of their chips in the middle when they are bluffing.
We'll cover topics like bluff inducing, blocking bets, pot control lines, 3 bet bluffing pre flop, check raise bluffing, when to do it and against who as well as much more.
By the end of this final video you will have a much stronger and complete strategy and be happy to face any opponent type that comes your way.
Some Topics Covered
Complete hand ranges pre flop.
How to control pots vs aggressive guys.
Inducing Bluffs.
Playing more marginal hands.
Adjusting to TAG's and LAG's.
Re raise bluffing pre flop.
Check raise bluffing.
Confusing your opponents and how to get paid off (LAG and TAG).
Deep and shorter stack adjustments in hand ranges and how to play them.
Plus more
Lesson 4 - Why Are You Betting?
This is a bonus video which expands on your logic behind making bets. I found that even though in the first video I fully explained the bets I make against certain player types and in what situations, there where a handful of students that still had some flawed logic as to the reasons they were making the bets they were.
Some Topics Covered
Logical reasoning for your betting actions.
Why your bet sizing matters.
Blocking bets.
Reverse blocking bets.
Adjusted bet sizing based on your hand strength.
Betting based on opponents hand range strength.
Why checking is better than betting in certain situations.
Plus more
Lesson 5 - Guide To Bluffing
This new video in the course is the basics of bluffing and the practical application. In this video we talk about good situations to bluff, semi bluffing, stone clod bluffs, double and triple barells, board textures, game flow, when to do it and who to do it against.
Some Topics Covered
Stone cold bluffs.
Semi bluffs.
Inducing Bluffs.
Game flow, timing and image.
Bet sizing pre and post flop.
Who to bluff and who not to.
Multi street barelling.
Common bluffing mistakes and misconceptions.
Plus much more
Lesson 6 - End Game/ Short Stack Play (Part 1 - Passive Players)
The other two new videos are 100% focused on end game and short stack play, a more aggressive approach and the adjustments I make vs differing player types. I'm always being asked questions such as "at what stage do you start shoving?" and the truth is it depends on lots of things and it's all covered in these two new videos.
Some Topics Covered
Adjusting 25bb and under play vs call stations and tight guys.
Shoving and calling charts.
When to use the charts and when it's better not to.
bet sizing pre and post flop plus the adjustments you can get away with.
Short stack bluffing and value betting.
Hand ranges for calling, raising, re raising limping and shoving.
Plus much more
Lesson 7 - End Game/ Short Stack Play (Part 2 - Aggressive Players)
In this video I continue to talk about the adjustments that you need to make when you're short stacked or at the 'end game' stage of a heads up, SNG game.
However I will show you some of the ways in which I am still able to exploit my more aggressive opponents with my aggressive end game study video.
Some Topics Covered
Adjusting 25bb play and less vs Loose and tight aggressive opponents.
3 bet bluffing and bluff shoving.
When to expand shoving and calling.
Trapping.
Inducing.
When to pot control and why.
Check raise bluffs even shallow.
Plus much more
Chubakov Shoving Chart
For those of you that just don't know what a good shoving range looks like I have included a Chubakov shoving chart for you to use in conjunction with the strategy videos.
Lesson 8 - One on One Coaching Session
The 1-1 lesson is the one that helps people bring it all together. We will get together using Skype and a progam called teamviewer
to go over some of your recent games that you struggled in. Here I'll answer any questions about any part of the strategy that you're unsure of as well
as plug your leaks.
Example Video Of My 1-1 Lesson
After the last lesson you'll be fully equiped to go and crush the games. So don't waste anymore time not being a winning player, fast track your results by getting my complete
winning guide today.
Don't Waste Anymore Time Trying To Figure Out What Works
I have made it very easy to get started by either using paypal to buy and download the course or you can get it for free through a variety of poker rooms that have agreed to help me train new players.
How To Purchase The Full Course
The payment for the course has been made quick and easy so that you can start learning to crush these games as soon as possible.
$95 Full Condensed Heads Up Poker Course
Past Students & Results Of The Course
Borg
Borg initially started out playing the $2 (micro stakes) heads up SNG's. He got in contact with me through the 2+2 forums and said that he'd like to be coached to move up the stakes
Borg is a bright guy and absorbed all of the information from my heads up course like a sponge and rapidly climbed the stakes.
You can now find Borg playing $1000 heads up games on Pokerstars and has become a real force at the tables. He's testament to the fact that you can make as little or as much money as you want, once you understand how to win in these games.
If you would like to find out more about what he's up to with his poker right now or even speak to him yourself then be sure to check out his bankroll thread in the Tagpoker forums.
Some Of Borg's Recent Results
Blazing Saddler
Blazing_Saddler is from the UK and joined tagpoker back in March 2010. He was another heads up SNG enthusiast that just lacked the tools to have a solid, winning game that made consistent profits.
As soon as he finished the course he had improved so much and now you'll often find him playing the mid stakes on Pokerstars.
You can speak with him yourself as he can be found most days in the Tagpoker forum and even has his own poker thread here: Blazing_saddlers Poker Bankroll Thread (Ongoing Results) Blazing Saddlers Early Results After The Course
Mr Corbishley
Mr Corbishley did my heads up course by getting it through one of the poker rooms which meant that he instantly got the course for free.
After learning the strategy in the power point videos he instantly became a winning player. After he had his 1-1 session with me to review his games, he went from a marginal winner to crushing the low stakes and was easily able to make four figures a month when only a few weeks before he didn't know how to even beat the games.
Below are some of his results the month after he completed the last lesson of the course.
Micro stakes graph after finishing the free course:
Me (Brokerstar)
I did a bankroll challenge where I turned $50 into $5000 in less than 1000 heads SNG's playing only the strategy that I teach in this course.
My aim was to show beginner players that are playing very small stake games that you can turn a tiny deposit into a real bankroll in a fairly short space of time with this complete strategy.
You can see from my results below as well as my former students that very high ROI's can be had with my small ball style of poker, at these stakes. (22% ROI is almost unheard of).
My $50 - $5000 Bankroll Challenge Graph
If you want to ask me any questions then please do by sending an e-mail to: Brokerstar@tagpoker.co.uk. I love hearing from my sites visitors and members.
Run good guys.
Brokerstar
The first lesson will give you a complete game plan for crushing loose/ passive players (also known as 'Calling Stations'). Never again will you mind playing someone that never folds.
I'll be giving you a pre flop hand range so that you'll know what to play, what to limp with, what hands to raise, how much to raise and what hands to fold. I'll also be showing you how to play your hands post flop to extract maximum value for your strong holdings but also I'll give you plans for trickier spots with more marginal hands.
The second lesson will teach you how to really destroy tight players. You'll instantly see how dramatically different the game plan is compared to the Calling Stations.
As well as my complete game plan you start learning about hand reading, making big folds and bluffing when you see weakness.
This video lesson is probably the one that people look forward to the most and that's the lesson on how to beat the aggressive opponents.
In this video I'll talk you through how I tell the difference between loose aggressive players (LAG's), tight aggressive players (TAG's) and complete maniacs.
I'll again teach you about my pre flop hand ranges at different stages of the game to give you an easy to follow game plan. You'll also learn my tricks for getting this player type to put lots of their chips in the middle when they are bluffing.
We'll cover topics like bluff inducing, blocking bets, pot control lines, 3 bet bluffing pre flop, check raise bluffing, when to do it and against who as well as much more.
By the end of this final video you will have a much stronger and complete strategy and be happy to face any opponent type that comes your way.
This is a bonus video which expands on your logic behind making bets. I found that even though in the first video I fully explained the bets I make against certain player types and in what situations, there where a handful of students that still had some flawed logic as to the reasons they were making the bets they were.
This new video in the course is the basics of bluffing and the practical application. In this video we talk about good situations to bluff, semi bluffing, stone clod bluffs, double and triple barells, board textures, game flow, when to do it and who to do it against.
The other two new videos are 100% focused on end game and short stack play, a more aggressive approach and the adjustments I make vs differing player types. I'm always being asked questions such as "at what stage do you start shoving?" and the truth is it depends on lots of things and it's all covered in these two new videos.
In this video I continue to talk about the adjustments that you need to make when you're short stacked or at the 'end game' stage of a heads up, SNG game.
However I will show you some of the ways in which I am still able to exploit my more aggressive opponents with my aggressive end game study video.
For those of you that just don't know what a good shoving range looks like I have included a Chubakov shoving chart for you to use in conjunction with the strategy videos.
Borg initially started out playing the $2 (micro stakes) heads up SNG's. He got in contact with me through the 2+2 forums and said that he'd like to be coached to move up the stakes
Borg is a bright guy and absorbed all of the information from my heads up course like a sponge and rapidly climbed the stakes.
You can now find Borg playing $1000 heads up games on Pokerstars and has become a real force at the tables. He's testament to the fact that you can make as little or as much money as you want, once you understand how to win in these games.
If you would like to find out more about what he's up to with his poker right now or even speak to him yourself then be sure to check out his bankroll thread in the Tagpoker forums.
Blazing_Saddler is from the UK and joined tagpoker back in March 2010. He was another heads up SNG enthusiast that just lacked the tools to have a solid, winning game that made consistent profits.
As soon as he finished the course he had improved so much and now you'll often find him playing the mid stakes on Pokerstars.
You can speak with him yourself as he can be found most days in the Tagpoker forum and even has his own poker thread here: Blazing_saddlers Poker Bankroll Thread (Ongoing Results)
Mr Corbishley did my heads up course by getting it through one of the poker rooms which meant that he instantly got the course for free.
After learning the strategy in the power point videos he instantly became a winning player. After he had his 1-1 session with me to review his games, he went from a marginal winner to crushing the low stakes and was easily able to make four figures a month when only a few weeks before he didn't know how to even beat the games.
Below are some of his results the month after he completed the last lesson of the course.
I did a bankroll challenge where I turned $50 into $5000 in less than 1000 heads SNG's playing only the strategy that I teach in this course.
My aim was to show beginner players that are playing very small stake games that you can turn a tiny deposit into a real bankroll in a fairly short space of time with this complete strategy.
You can see from my results below as well as my former students that very high ROI's can be had with my small ball style of poker, at these stakes. (22% ROI is almost unheard of).
