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What resources do you recommend for improving your poker game - books, training sites, YouTube channels, coaching, or something else?

There's so much content out there that it's honestly overwhelming for someone trying to level up their skills. Are classic poker books still relevant, or is the game evolved so much that you need more current resources? And what about training sites like Upswing or Run It Once are they worth the subscription cost, or can you learn just as much from free YouTube content? Have you ever paid for one-on-one coaching, and if so, did it actually make a noticeable difference in your results? I'm curious what learning path worked best for you and whether you think beginners need different resources than intermediate players trying to break through to the next level.
 
You can check hand history reviews, watch strategy videos, join poker forums, and also watch strong players play and explain their decisions. I learned more from discussing real hands and mistakes than from memorizing charts alone.
 
I’d recommend reviewing your own hands first because that’s where most leaks become obvious. Beyond that, you can also learn fro. poker forums, tutorial videos, and watching experienced players explain decisions helped me a lot. Even casual discussions with other players can improve your strategy
 

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