

Educapoker Professors Share Insights Through Blogging
Educapoker's poker professors are actively sharing their experiences and insights through blogging, providing valuable perspectives for the poker community. José Miguel Espinar, known as Campa, has been particularly active recently. He has written about his return to blogging, commented on an old article by Diego Pérez, and discussed SAIs.
Samuel Jiménez, known as Samy, has a blog where he documents his progression as a poker player. He shares his training sessions and upcoming events like Todos Contra Samy. Samy's blog offers a detailed look into his journey and the challenges he faces as he progresses in the world of poker.
Raúl Mestre is another prominent blogger among the professors. He writes about his experiences and analyses of poker hands in his blog, often accompanied by notes he takes during tournaments. His blog provides a unique insight into the mind of a professional poker player, offering detailed analyses and opinions on various poker-related topics.
Javier Domínguez, known as Thalai, shares his experiences and reflections on his poker journey. He often writes about his summer activities and his wins and losses in casinos and online games. Thalai's blog is known for its candid and personal approach, offering readers a glimpse into the highs and lows of a poker player's life.
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