Check Out the 32 Amazing Instructors at Ivey League

Do you want to get better at playing poker?  No matter how good you might be, we bet the answer to this question is a resounding yes.  There are many ways to improve your game, but perhaps the most popular method is through poker training sites.  The problem is that there are so many sites to choose from, so it could be difficult to know where to go.
 
While it is no secret to many, one of the best poker training sites on the internet is Ivey League.  As the name suggests, it is the only place where you can learn how to improve your game from one of the game's absolute legends, Phil Ivey.
 
This might be good enough for most people, but the big names at Ivey League don't end with one of the biggest poker superstars in poker.  For example, Patrik Antonius also makes Ivey League the place where he shares his knowledge with the poker world.
 
In total, Ivey League features 32 different instructors.  This means that there are a very wide range of topics covered and never a shortage of things to learn.  For example, you can learn from Mike "GoLeafsGo" Leah about the best poker tournament strategies, learn Pot Limit Omaha ring games from Cole "cts" South, or No Limit Hold'em and Mixed Cash Games from Chris "Apotheosis" Kruk.
 
You can also learn about the complex math behind poker from author Jerrod Ankenmann or even receive some mental coach training from Pawel Piotr Jablonski.
 
In addition to the many instructional videos, the site hosts a forum where you can ask questions and directly interact with the instructors at Ivey League and its members.  You can also choose to ask questions directly under a video if you are still confused by content after trying to digest it.
 
With all of the resources at Ivey League, the site would be a bargain at thousands of dollars.  If you think about hiring just a single world-class poker player to coach you, the money would drain from your wallet quickly.
 
The good news is that Ivey League only costs $9 per month or $70 per year for the Bachelors Plan, which gets you access to a new video on average about every other day along with all the previous videos released under this plan.  Full access to the site under the Masters plan costs a bit more at $75 per month or $500 per year; however, this gives you full access to everything at Ivey League.
 
Don't take our word for it.  You can check out Ivey League absolutely free with its Undergraduate Plan, which gives you a taste of the site with free forum access and the ability to view dozens of videos before you commit to a paid subscription plan.

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