Where to get the resources people needed to play poker?

[uptrendfinancialsignal]

To be honest, most of the poker players especially the beginners need need some resources that will get on top of the game. Articles could also be leverage to Improve our Game? Whether it’s strategy guides or videos for training, there are so many out there. Post your favorite poker sites and let’s improve on our skills together

 

[magnus2022]

I have been following some subreddits on poker. I think all the information you need as a newbie in poker is available on some of the subreddits i listed below;
reddit.com/r/Poker-theory/
reddit.com/r/PokerStars/

I think there are few other subreddits but i prefer those two. There are a lot of free tutorials on YouTube.

 

[lens]

In addition to the subreddit and youtube tutorials that people have mentioned above. I would also like to add a popular poker website and forums like twoplustwo forums, pokerstrategy and cardplayer. These are the sites where you gain wealth of information on poker strategy, news and training materials

 

[uptrendfinancialsignal]

In addition to the subreddit and youtube tutorials that people have mentioned above. I would also like to add a popular poker website and forums like twoplustwo forums, pokerstrategy and cardplayer. These are the sites where you gain wealth of information on poker strategy, news and training materials

There are many online resources for learning and improving poker skills. PokerSnowie and RunItOnce are also two excellent resources for online poker training. You may want to give them a try.

 

[Jason]

Party City? I'm just joking. Actually, there are a number of online stores by doing a quick search engine query. Which one of those do you feel has the best deals etc.?

 

[Bawse]

I like to think the PCF forums are a good resource to improve your game. Any suggestions on how we can make PCF a better resource for poker players?

 

[Jason]

What's the best place to buy physical stuff for poker like the cards, chips, hardback and paperback books etc.?

 

[Demon_skeith]

I don't know of any resources, but I would think watching youtube videos would be a good start.