We are spoiling you all! Would you like a poker coach to review some hands of yours? We are offering (on a first come first served basis!) a free 30 minutes hand history review session in October! This offer runs out 31st October 2019!
To take advantage, just email us at info@texasholdemquestions.com and will be in touch to arrange the 30 minute session.

All you will need to do is email the hands you would like reviewing and a poker coach will review them with you on the call. The hand history review will involve the coach and you discussing specific hands, in detail, the way hands are played with feedback, insight and intellectual discourse designed to help you improve your play.
Why wait? Email us today while we have capacity!

Alternatively, if you prefer a coach sweat a 30 minute session on teamviewer, then state that in your email to us and we can arrange that instead.

We look forward to hearing from you soon!
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Ever watched a really intense poker show and lived every hand, every turn, every fold?! Ever wanted that to be you up there, beneath those lights? The World Championship of Online Poker is pretty much the most stunning, exciting, and popular event in the world of online professional poker. 

The 2019 WCOOP looks set to be a stunning battle for ultimate supremacy among the world’s best poker players. And it’s this event that has poker fans all across the world on the edge of their seats. The World Championship of Online Poker perfectly encapsulates all the glitz and glamour of the professional online poker circuit, and may well wet your appetite for learning this most wonderful of games in a little more detail.

Texas Hold’Em has become the go-to poker game among fanatics and professionals, and it is a game that combines skill, experience and chance. If you want to hone your skills, learn the trade, and develop into an excellent poker player who may one day have aspirations of winning a WCOOP event you need to learn.

Online poker is a different animal to playing poker around a table, and this is something you will have to quickly get the hang of. There are a lot of things that play a part in this, and poker coaching with us is one of the best resources on the market. Here you can access free poker lectures, poker training videos and so much more.

If you are interested in taking your game to the next level, increasing your poker knowledge and your bankroll then email us at info@texasholdemquestions.com and book in an initial call today to see how we can help you earn more money.

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We are offering a free 30 minute initial call until the rest of August. This would usually cost $80 for the hour so you are saving $40.
If you have considered poker coaching and curious to know what is involved, email us today at info@texasholdemquestions.com to book in your call.
Don’t miss the limited offer as we are only offering this free 30 minutes call until 31st August 2019.

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As if we aren’t nice enough, we are now offering free poker strategy video lectures! Our first lecture has been uploaded today discussing the difficulties of playing out of position.
Texas Holdem Questions is dedicated to helping you get the best material and become the best player you can be. These videos in addition to our other services will help you become a better and win more money. If you’re interested in any of our coaching services or want to book in a consultation call to find out how we can help, email us at info@texasholdemquestions.com.

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Sorry to break the news but there is no such thing as free poker coaching. Poker coaches have to earn money just like anyone else.  When you buy any form of poker coaching you are investing in yourself and your long-term earning potential. Comparing the cost of the investing in a poker coach should be weighed against the potential return you can expect to gain but the best poker coaches are more than worth their fees.

Texas Holdem Questions offers several cheap poker coaching services detailed below:

1 to 1 Coaching – This can be bought for as little as $60 an hour when 8 hours are bought in bulk.

Hand History Reviews – These sessions are sold in time too, 1-hour worth of reviewing your hands can be bought for just $80.

Poker Training Video Membership – This can be bought for just $16.25 a month when paid for annually. Lots of micro stakes tournament videos with narration and strategy that will surely help tournament players.

Coaching By Email – This service costs just $120 a month when paid for annually. The beauty with this service is that you still get that 1 to 1 dedicated coach but it all operates via email. This is a great service for those who can’t justify 1 to 1 hourly rate coaching but keen to improve.

We are keen to keep helping players improve. Our greatest joy is turning losing players into winners but we cannot offer free poker coaching. We are flexible though and will always try and accommodate a new player so don’t be nervous about joining if you think you don’t have the budget as we will do our best to help.
If you are interested in any of our services or want to know more, get in touch with us at info@texasholdemquestions.com or give us a call to find out more on +447949028521. We’d love to know more about you and the games you play, whether it’s cash games or tournaments, we are on hand and ready to help you make more money.

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Delighted to share news that we are offering discounted price of $150 a year for existing clients for poker training video membership. This works out at less than $13 a month!
Sign up to our poker coaching this summer, reap the benefits of 1 to 1 coaching and take advantage of great discounts on services.
There is over 15 videos on our video library already!
Get in touch today be contacting us at info@texasholdemquestions.com.

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We are delighted to confirm that we are now offering poker training videos. The first few videos have officially been uploaded and will be uploading more and more in the coming months.
Rather than selling videos individually, you will be able to access all the videos we upload by signing up to our video membership.
It’s $21.99 a month or $195 for a year which is more than 25% off! Sign up now and get watching.
We hope you like the poker videos and keep checking as we upload more in the future.

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We have lots of players come to Texas Holdem Questions who have watched Phil Ivey pull of a huge bluff or Daniel Negreanu hand read perfectly. They go to their local casino and try it and see it’s not the same and wonder why they are losing.

The hands you watch on Youtube and on iPad are carefully selected, you haven’t seen the several hours of background leading up to a perfect bluff.

Texas Holdem Questions develop and improve thinking players to create their own style and poker games rather than imitate famous professionals because we care about making players win, not just look great.

We cater bespoke coaching programs for players at all levels and abilities and concentrate on the key areas that need help.

Our coaches do offer a basic poker course which will help you play the different streets of Texas Holdem and concentrate on their differing importance. There is no substitute for gaining experience and playing and we have coaches ready to dedicate their efforts to help you personally start making money.

Sign up for 2 hours of Texas Holdem Lessons and see what difference we can make to your game and profitability.

If you are unsure and want to chat before signing up, get in touch with us at info@texasholdemquestions.com.

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We are approaching the start of the most popular poker festival. The 50th edition of WSOP Main Event begins on May 29th, running until July 16th, whereby the winner will be crowned! Read on to discover more about the World Series of Poker, as well as discovering how you can be a part of competitive tournaments with the right poker coaching and training. Who knows; maybe you could be on the WSOP winner’s list in the future.

An introduction to the World Series of Poker

So, let’s start by having a brief look at the World Series of Poker (WSOP). Of course, any poker player has heard about this amazing event! But, do you know when it started? It dates back to 1970. Benny Binion started the WSOP with a single tournament event, whereby he invited seven of the world’s best poker players to the Horseshoe Casino. Benny Binion was an American gambling icon, as well as being a career criminal. He also played a huge role in revitalising the Vegas hotel and casino scene. Over time, this event has grown and grown, with the vast majority of the major poker variants featured. In recent years, though, over half of the events are variants of Texas hold’em.

The 50th Series of WSOP

This year’s event is the 50th edition of this amazing tournament. It starts this week and it will end mid-July. The event takes place in Las Vegas, Nevada, at the famous Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino. The tournament involves 89 bracelet events. There are a number of additional tournaments and prizes to celebrate the fact that it is the 50th anniversary of the WSOP. This includes the addition of the Big 50, which is a No Limit Hold’em event with a $500 buy-in, offering $1 million for the winner, which is part of a guaranteed £5 million prize pool. There will also be a No Limit Hold’em event with a $500 buy-in. So, what other events are on the card? As mentioned, there are 89 poker events. The first event is the $500 Casino Employees No Limit Hold’em, and the final event is a $5,000 No Limit Hold’em. In between, there are lots of great poker events, suited to all styles, including a $3,000 Pot Limit Omaha Six-Handed poker event and a number of different Bounty events.

Win more tournaments with expert poker coaching

When it comes to any type of poker tournament, poker coaching and training is of huge importance. You cannot go into these events without doing any research or preparation. There are going to be players there with tons of experience and you need to make sure that you are prepared. We offer tournament (MTT) coaching to ensure that this is the case. This includes hand history reviews, so you can look at how particular hands have been played in the past with our coaches and get expert guidance and insights. You can use this knowledge to give yourself a competitive edge. If you would like more information about the poker coaching we provide and how it can give you an advantage, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us.

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1. Pay Attention
   This concept is so simple but lost on so many poker players. So many people are playing on auto pilot, letting HUDs drive their decision making or simply just playing their own cards. There is no substitute for actually concentrating on the table action and using that to your advantage.
2. Read
   There is so much material out there to help you become a better player. Like any subject, reading and learning more about the subject will improve your technical ability and give you insights you didn’t have before. One of our previous blog entries had some recommendations, see here.
3. History Review
   This can’t be stressed enough. If you want to fully appreciate your leaks and maximise your strengths, you need to set aside time to review how you have played and get an objective opinion on how you played and what could have been done differently. This needs to be continual process, particularly as the game changes. In order to keep ahead of the game, you need to review and assess continuously.   Texas Holdem Questions offer hand history review sessions for as little as 1 hour.
4. Pick your games wisely
   Play at appropriate days and times. Tired? Don’t play then! Why are you playing a SNG when you’re a cash game player? If you want to improve your game and build your bank roll, you need to be selective about the games you play and when you play. Treat poker as your business, not just a gamble.
5. Be Patient
   This is one of the most important skills to become a great player. You need to exercise patience, whether it’s moving limits, playing tournaments and waiting for that big pay or just card dead in your session at casino. I truly believe sometimes patience is what separates losing and winning players. A professional will continue to be patient even after a bad beat, whereas a losing player will chase the following hands.
   We hope you found this post interesting. If you are interested in poker coaching, want some Texas Holdem lessons, feel free to get in touch or even just book 1 hour to see what you think. We’re here to help you improve your game and your bankroll.
   
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