Learn Texas Hold’em at Full Tilt Poker Academy
Full Tilt Poker Room recently opened up their poker school called Full Tilt Poker Academy. Basically, it is an online poker school, where Full Tilt Pros and members of Team Full Tilt help you improve your poker play by sharing their strategies and tips.
Since there are some of the best Texas Hold’em poker players among the FTP members and Pros, who play online poker as well, I decided to see what they have in mind.
What I found out is this:
FTP Academy offers Poker lessons and courses
All poker lessons and courses at Full Tilt Poker Academy are available as high quality videos and are guided by one of the Professional poker players.
These online poker tutorials cover everything from different forms of poker, like No-limit Hold’em, Limit Hold’em and Pot Limit Omaha, to FR and 6-max Cash games, Sit & Go Tournaments and Multi-Table Tournaments.
Besides that, all poker lessons and courses have value for all stakes and skill levels, even though each lesson has its own difficulty level.
So, what you get at FTP Academy is an opportunity to see how Professionals play their hands in real time, how they react to different situations and different opponents, what is important to them, why are they making certain moves…
…basically they take you with them through their decision making process in real-time. A valuable information for every poker player, who is looking for ways of improving their own game, I would say.
Full Tilt Poker Academy membership
In order to become a member of Full Tilt Poker Academy and gain access to poker tutorials, you need a Full Tilt Poker account (get it here).
If you have a pre-existing account at FTP, then you are already a member of their Poker Academy and have access to the lessons and courses.
You do not need to have real money account to become member of the FTP Academy, but you will need to play for real money to become Silver or Gold member and gain access to even more poker tutorials.
Good luck and see you at the tables.
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