

PokerV+ Announces New Intake for Tournament Poker Course
PokerV+ school, renowned for its unique approach to tournament poker education, has announced a new intake for its comprehensive course. The school has trained 10 groups over the past year, with more than 75% of students achieving stable profits. PokerV+ teachers are experienced professionals, and the school's payment structure is unique: students pay only upon results.
PokerV+ students have demonstrated impressive results, with a Return on Investment (ROI) of 43% at an Average Buy-In (ABI) of $8 over 25,000 tournaments. The school offers continuous feedback and additional sessions with teachers, ensuring that students receive the support they need to succeed. The course covers essential topics such as using poker statistics programs like Holdem Manager and Poker Tracker, and provides students with a ready algorithm for further game improvement.
The course is led by Sergey "ProzAk-R", a highly experienced trainer who has taught hundreds of tournament players. The program includes an individual training plan tailored to each student's current performance, ensuring that they can quickly increase their bankroll and improve their skills. The course fee is 35% of the student's winnings from 500 tournaments, with a maximum of $1,000. PokerV+ is recommended by professionals such as Maxim "decay" Lykov, a WSOP bracelet winner and EPT champion, who praised the adequacy of the training program.
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