What Reddit Says About Poker Coach Apps
We compiled 14 Reddit discussions about Poker Coach apps from 2 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/poker
If you’re looking for coaching, Upswing and CLP (on Black Friday) are the best value. CLP definitely tapers off in terms of content, and I know Bart isn’t universally loved around here, but if you’re playing 2/5 and below, it’s good stuff.
r/poker
By far the InstaPoker App is the best poker training tool I’ve found. You go through hundred of hands, with each decision rated, corrected, and thoughtfully explained by some of the best players in the world.
r/poker
Does anyone have suggestions on the best free poker training apps? I’ve used DTO in the past but the new update kinda ruined it for me. That used to be the best one imo. I use poker cruncher, poker drills and preflop+ but haven’t found too many other good ones.
r/poker
12 votes, 18 comments. 345K subscribers in the poker community. Shuffle up and deal! We love to see all kinds of live / online poker content but…
r/poker
Pokercoaching.com and I hear a lot of good things about crushlivepoker.com and Bart is a fucking G on YouTube.
r/poker
preflop.academy it used to be called it's called poker.academy now highly recommend for the customizable trainer (multi table mode, satellite mode, ICM mode, node select mode, chipev mode, different stages of the mtt settings and more) and post ...
r/poker
I'm a premium member on pokercoaching.com. I find it excellent. They've got content on there from several coaches and the range of topics that is covered is vast. You can find everything from deep dives into solver analysis to play and explains ...
r/poker
Recommendations: Ask for recommendations from fellow players at your local poker club or from friends who are into poker. Personal referrals can lead you to trustworthy coaches. Social Media: Platforms like Twitter and Instagram have a poker community where you can find players who offer coaching. L...
r/Poker_Theory
Thank you for the detailed input bud. I have gone through the Jlittle poker coaching content on YouTube and found it useful. Will look into their poker coaching.com courses to see if this is the one I like. I feel that the content shared across all these platforms is not that different obviously.
r/poker
I appreciate any feedback, thank you! Locked post. New comments cannot be posted. Share ... I would argue you don’t need to spend absurd amount of money on an Alec torelli level of a coach at your step in your poker journey. I was at your spot few years ago posting on Reddit asking for help , and ac...
r/poker
If you want to stick with poker, just get GTO+. Also either equilab (free) or Flopzilla ($25 but integrates with GTO+) is essential. Solvers can be very useful but they're not always easy to use well. I recommend Solver School on Youtube for ...
r/poker
We love to see all kinds of live / online poker content but please do not advertise illegal app clubs. ... Looking to become profitable at 1/3 Live and I’ve heard people such as AlvinTeachesPoker and such, just not sure if it’s worth it for low stakes, on top of coaching be +$100 hr Share ... If you...
r/poker
Whats some good poker training software and apps thats everyone should know? A few from the top of my head: Flopzilla PIOSolver PokerSnowie Advanced…
r/poker
Both Upswing Poker Lab and PokerCoaching.com offer valuable training resources, in addition to your training, you can play poker games using cryptocurrency on CoinPoker, if you're also looking to get some real-world experience.
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