Tournament Poker Edge Releases Series Devoted to Short-Stack Play

No matter good you may be, there is still room to improve.  One great way to take your game to the next level is personalized, one-on-one coaching with a respected and qualified poker instructor.  The main downside to this is the cost involved, as lessons with world-class poker coaches can be hundreds of dollars per hour.
 
If you can't afford these high costs, rather than not work on your game at all, why not check out a poker training site such as Tournament Poker Edge?  It specializes in teaching its players in detail concepts behind winning in poker tournaments and sit and gos.
 
What's great isn't just the impressive list of instructors the site has including Casey "bigdogpckt5s" Jarzebak, Matthew "theginger45" Hunt, and Andrew Brokos, but also the price.  Tournament Poker Edge will only set you back $29.99 per month with no sign-up fee, or even less if purchasing a quarterly subscription for $84.95 or an annual subscription for $299.99.
 
To give you an idea of the new video content that is released just about every day on Tournament Poker Edge, let's take a look at the new videos made available in April to the training site's subscribers.
 
The month began with Hunt finishing a six-part series entitled "TPE Theory: Shortstack Play."  As you may have guessed, here you can learn from one of the game's best tournament professionals about what you should be thinking when you have a short stack during tournament play.  Since being short-stacked happens in just about every tournament you will play in, this is a great place to work on your game to make sure you are making the most out of these situations.
 
The month continued with Marc Alioto, along with special guests Jeff Romano and Benjamin Reasons, releasing the last five parts of a seven-part series entitled "Sunday Big Ticket Hand History Review with Marc Alioto and Guests."  Alioto and team break down in extreme detail all of the key spots, what Alioto was thinking in real-time, and what else should have been thought about while playing.
 
Also new in April is a nine-part video series by Brokos entitled "TPE Theory: Range Construction with Andrew Brokos."  So far, seven parts of this video series have been released in April, each providing lessons about a key skill in dominating poker tournaments.
 
Last week, a new video series was released by Cory "MJ23STYLEz" Wayland entitled "Not All Paths Are the Same – Member HH Review with Cory 'MJ23STYLEz' Wayland."  In this eight-part video series, Wayland breaks hand histories from a poker tournament he made a deep run in and some from a member of Tournament Poker Edge who was playing the same tournament.  This series started late in the month, with two parts released so far, and future video installments are expected to be released in May.
 
If this seems like a ton of new and fresh video content, it is.  What's even better is that as a subscribing member, not only will you have instant access to the newer videos as they are being released, but you'll also be able to dip into the library of hundreds of videos previously produced by the site's instructors.
 
Why not check out for yourself why so many people are talking about how Tournament Poker Edge is one of the best bargains when looking for ways to improve your game?  At $29.99 per month or less, you have plenty to gain and not too much to lose.

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