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EducaPoker Announces Major Restructuring of Cash Game Section
StrategyFebruary 26, 2014·1 min read

EducaPoker Announces Major Restructuring of Cash Game Section


EducaPoker is restructuring its cash game section to better serve its students. This restructuring includes the introduction of two new strategies: 'Multistack' for stacks less than 100 blinds and 'Deepstack' for deeper stacks.

The new 'Estrategia Básica' includes modified and new articles such as '3La posición postflop', '4Tipos de mesa I: Coordinación', '7Evaluando la fuerza de nuestra mano I', '6Calidad de las Outs', '8Estrategia Básica: Fundamentos', '8Estrategia Básica: Gestión de banca', '8Estrategia Básica: Juego Preflop', and '8Estrategia Básica: Juego Postflop'.

The forums have been restructured for better navigation and interaction. The teaching staff has been reorganized with specific instructors for different stack sizes. Campa will assist beginners, Pandepoulus will handle Diploma students, and Vicentpoker will help those at the highest levels. Sir_Donald and _Jordi_ will continue to share their knowledge with Cum Laude students.

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