

Top Poker Training Sites for Mastering Mixed Games
While there are plenty of resources for improving No Limit Hold’em and PLO skills, finding the best poker training sites for mixed games can be challenging. This guide highlights some of the top platforms offering mixed game learning materials.
BBZ Poker offers a comprehensive Mixed Games Beginners Course, designed specifically for newcomers. The course, powered by Mason “pyefacepoker” Pye and Tobias “Senkel92” Leknes, includes 19 hours of material across nine chapters and 46 videos. It covers popular mixed variants such as Razz, 7-Card Stud, 7 Card Stud Hi-Lo, Omaha Hi-Lo, 2-7 Single and Triple Draw, and Badugi. Each chapter includes an introduction to rules and hand rankings, play on different streets, and hand examples. Additionally, the bundle features an in-depth review of a $215 8-Game SCOOP final table and equity calculators for different variations. The course is priced at less than $200, making it an affordable option for beginners.
Run It Once provides a Mixed Game Learning Path for Elite Members, created by George Danzer and Christopher George. This path is not a standalone course but offers a variety of mixed game training materials. The content is divided into specific games and topics, including Cash MTTs Theory, Razz, Stud, PLO8, 2-7 Single & Triple Draw, and Limit Hold’em. The videos cover a range of topics, from blind vs. blind play to playing big pairs in Stud. This learning path is more suited for experienced players looking to improve specific aspects of their play. The cost is around $200 per month, reflecting the high-level content and elite membership requirement.
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