Gotta watch 'em all! :P

Curious to see what others think about this.  Although I don't think our videos have a progressive structure, there might be a few coaches that are better for starting out.

I think this could be interesting to discuss, but the question is what game type and stakes are you trying to learn about/playing?  Obviously if you're playing MTTs I wouldn't recommend you start with HU plo cash videos.

I made my post as a joke, but on a serious note I would just sort like NLHE and then load all the videos by keep clicking at the bottom or right a program that clicks and waits 5 seconds then clicks again, and then search using Control-F something like "HU" and then I would watch all the Hu videos because I play HUNL.

Good luck and welcome to the site!

I mostly play micro 6max NLH, and MTTs. I have read several book and overall I have made money. I understand the concept of watching everything and that every video on its own will provide some insight about the game.

I just have noticed the lack of structure on most training sites. I believe there are some concepts that are better to learn before others, like building a foundation before exploring more advanced concepts.

Maybe have a series of "fundamentals", followed by "intermediate/advanced concepts"? or maybe develop a series of videos that once completed give you a "virtual certificate" on that concept, so that you have a way to track your progress, and you know that there are x amounts of "certificates" to obtain.

I understand that Poker is not an exact "science", but I still believe there is room for a structure/direction to learn the game.

This. I just signed up and I have watched a few videos and they are great, and I from what I can see this site seems to be directed at already winning players. Some structure or stickied posts from experienced posters directing newbies to good series and coaches would be great. I have tried searching but there doesn't seem to be anything like this for NLHE 6-max.

I agree with this, it would be great to have series of videos. Not signed up for long but the amount of videos is great, just need to know where to start! Watched Simplifying Poker by Lucas Greenwood which was good, now looking to move onto more 'fundamental' videos...