What's New at Tournament Poker Edge

If you play poker tournaments and are looking to grow into a better player, why not check out the poker training site Tournament Poker Edge?  The site specializes in training you to take your tournament game to the next level with countless videos, podcasts, and other content.  The instructors provide great insight into how they approach the game and give you things to think about to improve your own game as well.

The list of instructors is impressive, including Casey "bigdogpckt5s" Jarzabek, Mike "goleafsgo" Leah, Cory "MJ23STYLEz" Waaland, David "betudontbet" Emmons, Matthew "theginger45" Hunt, Andrew "foucault82" Brokos, and Danny "DannyN13" Noseworthy.

The latter three instructors were busy making videos the past few weeks while many of the rest of the instructors were busy grinding away on the live felts in Las Vegas during the World Series of Poker.  Let's take a look at some of the latest and greatest poker videos over at Tournament Poker Edge.

First of all, Brokos released four parts of a six-part series reviewing Carlos Welch's win in a major tournament.  Brokos takes you through the beginning stages, through the bubble, onto the final table, and to the win throughout the series.

He critiques the plays even though Welch went on to win the tournament, which goes to show you that everyone has room to improve.  He also brings into the videos many important concepts including c-betting, 3-betting, and how to approach different stages of a tournament.

Hunt's video series is also very interesting.  The training site has released eight parts of a video series where Hunt looks back at when he was first starting to play and, in a way, giving himself advice as to what he should have done or been thinking about.

This is a great series since it will help any aspiring player see mistakes they probably also make and know how to properly think about them to minimize the likelihood of making the same mistakes in the future.

In a more advanced video series, Noseworthy takes a look at his third place finish in the PokerStars Sunday Second Chance during a six-part video series.  Not only does Noseworthy cover many concepts that will help any player, but he gets into how to use hand EV charts to review his play.  Many of the concepts you will see in his video series can and should be applied to when you are reviewing your own tournaments as well.

With so much great content released this summer, along with a library of over 700 videos at Tournament Poker Edge, there has been no better time to join TPE Nation.  Membership to Tournament Poker Edge won't set you back much, as it only costs $29.95 per month, $84.95 per quarter, or $299.95 per year.  Why miss out on what you could be learning?  Check out Tournament Poker Edge today!

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