

PokerHero Offers Up to 50% Discounts on All Products Until End of November
PokerHero is offering discounts of up to 50% on all products until the end of November. The promo code HeroFriday can be used to access these discounts.
Preflop Training with PreflopHero.com
PreflopHero.com offers a preflop training tool for various poker formats. The tool allows users to train preflop situations according to set strategies, create their own charts, and analyze errors. A free trial version is available for users to familiarize themselves with the functionality. The subscription costs are as follows:
- $10 instead of $20 for 1 month
- $22.5 instead of $45 for 3 months
- $75 instead of $150 for 12 months
Postflop Training with PostflopHero.com
PostflopHero.com provides a postflop strategy training tool. The strategies for PostflopHero were developed by Sawcrew, a trainer with eight years of experience in spins and hyper-turbo heads-up games. A free trial version is available for users to familiarize themselves with the functionality. The monthly subscription costs $119, but with the promo code HeroFriday, it is available for $83.
PokerHero School
PokerHero School offers training in spins and flash games. The school features experienced practicing coaches who share strategies against opponents of any level. The school uses professional software to reinforce knowledge in practice. Backing is available for any limits, and working in small teams facilitates the exchange of experience among players. Each team has a team leader who acts as a mentor, ensuring a semi-individualized work format. Regular planning and summarizing guarantee a positive development vector for the player. The school opened on September 1 and already has over 100 students. Training is available in two formats: for a percentage of the profit or for a fixed monthly subscription. The subscription costs $349 per month, but with the promo code HeroFriday, it is available for $244.
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