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Patrick Leonard: Poker Training Courses Are Entertainment, Not Development
Patrick Leonard, a well-known poker player, has created a Discord channel called Poker Squad to help beginners in poker. The channel is divided into multiple groups with different themes, where Patrick and other experienced players from his team bitB lead blogs, help less experienced players, and answer questions.
Patrick Leonard believes that many poker training courses are more entertainment than development. He advises players to be critical of the qualifications of trainers. He suggests that players should seek unique insights from trainers and not just small adjustments to their strategy.
Patrick Leonard's Poker Squad Discord channel aims to provide a community where players can learn and grow together. He updates his blog daily and promises to write articles on general poker topics periodically.
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