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Douglas Polk Launches UpswingPoker: A New Era in Poker Training
StrategyApril 9, 2016·1 min read

Douglas Polk Launches UpswingPoker: A New Era in Poker Training


Douglas Polk, a renowned poker player known for his head-to-head (heads-up) skills, has launched a new poker training website called UpswingPoker. The site is a collaborative effort involving Douglas Polk, Ryan Fee, and Matt Colletta, each bringing their unique expertise to the table.

UpswingPoker aims to provide a new approach to poker education, focusing on beginners and micro-stakes players. The website will offer a mix of educational content, streaming on Twitch, and a Facebook group for subscribers. This approach is designed to help players understand the fundamentals of poker and develop a strategic mindset.

In addition to discussing UpswingPoker, Douglas Polk also touched on recent head-to-head battles in PLO against Ansky and BERRI SWEET. He also mentioned allegations against David Baazov for insider trading. Polk recently traveled to Vancouver to focus on online poker, highlighting his commitment to the game.

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