Want to thank you again BBZ for the systems courses, finished all 4 (simple, pressure, multiway and passive in this order). Might be the best postflop courses (or overall thinking about poker courses) you can get on the market. I’ve watched and tried a lot of content and coaches and this one hits differently and I understood that after watching the first lessons in SPS and kept the same opinion across all 4 courses.

I’d actually recommend anyone doing it in my order as simple and pressure fix common spots and common way to think about poker and lay good building blocks for understanding everything else. Multiway is sort of a different beast and you can rest your mind from HU pots while studying it. And in passive you return back to HU pots and practice basically one thing all over and over (thin betting and correctly bluffing because of the opponent being capped), while using ideas and building blocks you’ve learned along the way.

I sort of agree that if you already know the basics, multiway and passive SHOULD have the largest impact on your ROI and there are so many hands and so much repetition that most of the ideas, after finishing the course and maybe playing a bit, will be so reinforced in your head that they will be automatic to you and you will NOT understand how others DON’T understand it – that’s what’s been happening to me, some of the things have become so natural that I don’t undersatnd how I didn’t get it before.

BBZ has been instrumental to my success this year. Simple, Passive, and Multiway courses provided great structure to my study and being able to clean up common spots. I will be taking advantage of the free seminars trial.

Hey everyone, just wanna say a few words in regards to the new Multiway Systems course by the man himself BBZ. I’ve already went through roughly half of it and I can say it matches very to the Simple Poker Systems course in terms of quality and digestibility. The systems make an easy work in game of rather complicated spots. It makes the decision making process feel less daunting in spots where you might otherwise easily miss something or overlook some mechanics. Would definitely recommend it, feels like a must watch.

After watching Multiway Systems from Jordan, I have to say it provides very comprehensive and at the same time easy to understand explanations about some of the most complicated spots in the game. My understanding of various situations has improved significantly, especially when it comes to the strength and composition of ranges on turns and rivers. Overall, I just feel way better equipped for dealing myself with multiway situations that can be very nuanced and might feel overwhelming at times in game. My understanding of the dynamics on the flop was already pretty good, but now I know what’s going on from flop to river which makes my decision making just easier and more efficient.

Multiway course is real eye-opening if you haven’t looked at these types of spots before, theory wise. For the average player with a few seminars and maybe a course or two in his backpack already…Multiway course is huge +EV. Solid course Jordan.

I recently watched Multiway Systems and Pressure Systems. Even if familiar with some of the concepts through the seminars, it was still worth it to go through the courses to help organize my ideas in a more systematic way and enable easier implementation in game. Especially the multiway course should have really valuable ideas for pretty much everyone.