Hi all,

I've noticed that there have been more than one thread where people discussing RIO's subscription policy, obviously a lot of essential members, myself included, want more materials than the current essential plan offers, willing to pay more of course, maybe double the $10, maybe triple it but defintely can't afford 100 bucks every month.

Meantime, I strongly doubt if people watch every video they got access to. I mean, I'm a low stakes NLHE grinder, I probably watch PLO or MTT videos for fun at most once or twice a month. Mostly becasue it's Phil's video;-). And I suspect there are a lot of members just like me.

So, my suggestion is. Why not classify RIO subscription plans by the amount of videos you can watch every month? For example, RIO offers two videos per day, that's roughly 60 videos per month. If you subscribed a $10 plan, you can get, say, 10 access to all RIO's videos per month. If you paid $100 obviously you get yourself a "buffet" plan. RIO could offer multiable options in between. And There could still be difference between essential and elite videos with essential videos requires 1 access if you want to watch and elite videos requires 2 or 3. People would have the chance to choose whether they want to spend their money on a really helpful video at the stakes they play for improving or take a peek at the nosebleeding action for entertainment.

Just some personal thoughts. Welcome to discuss!