The how to change your game course is also on sale right now as well. I got it hoping to help me be able to utilize PT4 more efficiently and that is exactly what it does; can easily build in depth filters in a couple mins now. (Not a paid advertiser for BBZ)
As someone who just finished Simple Poker Systems, can I just say that if you have gotten even better at teaching and making courses, then holy shit – look out, world! 😀 The SPS is quite simply the best material I have ever seen, and I enjoyed learning from you soooo much <3
Thought it a good time to just tag onto this post, I’m a rec with a full-time job and 2 kids, so free time is sparse! I bought SPS about 2 years ago, then pressure systems around a year ago, both of these MASSIVELY improved my play. They are excellent courses with well thought out strategies that are easy to implement, so thank you very much for that! Well worth the price and my profit in the last 2 years has easily covered the cost many times over (my ABI is around $4) 👍
Studying passive poker systems, one of the major things is that it really helps me is finding the bluffs by understanding how much thinner value i need to bet with. I used to completely miss a big portion of the thin value (and therefore bluffs) the whole course teaches about. And makes me more confident about bluffing in general, that I’m not punting that much anymore, missing bluffs is simply as bad as not value betting – there should be no emotions. So, it’s pretty normal to assume imo, that most people have these leaks and can be exploited: Since I play in player pools where people don’t understand how thin they must bet and that they need to offset it bluffs enough, I just feel like I need to under defend compared to what GTO/MDF says, because in my experience, when facing bet in these, say, complicated nodes, I’m always against too much of strength when they actually bet, because they miss the thin value bets and also miss their bluffs, they simply check it most of the time.
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.
Hey guys! Hope u are doing great! I’ve just finished the Simple Poker Systems course and I loved it. I’ve been playing poker for a long time, but after finishing the course now it feels like I was just randomly clicking buttons 😂 The way Jordan explains things makes it really easy to understand, it doesn’t matter the difficulty of the spot. I’m gonna try Passive Poker Systems and Multiway Poker Systems now! GL to everyone!
have to say that the pressure poker and simple poker systems its what i was hoping for as a content for quite some time..not following gta just to be confused about everything but instead simple guides to follow..cant wait to have the multiways and passive ones 😎
Hey guys! I have taken on the challenge of learning mtts about 3 years ago and throughout that time I’ve done a lot of study material and coaching from pads’ course, bencb, gto lab, etc etc and a few private coaches. Most of them provide some good ideas here and there but at least for me, I didn’t see significant changes in my play after using them and thus not a rapid rate of improvement. In August of this year I found bbz through youtube video content and bought many of the courses including simple systems, multiway systems, pressure systems, and passive systems and have also used the seminars with the other coaches and have learned a lot from them as well…My winrate has increased a lot and I have way more clarity about how things work rather than just memorization and having it all fall apart since learning from bbz. I have also started private coaching with jordan and he is fantastic, I’ve learned way more from him than some other coaches that I was paying more for. I cant speak for all the material and coaches on this site because I just haven’t done all the material but I find the stuff that jordan has his hands in to be pure gold for me personally and the way that I learn. I have also watched a few seminars done by apestyels and brian flite and those were great as well. Thanks to the team for helping me improve and feel less overwhelmed with mtts because before finding them I was sort of lost and flailing but now have a clearer path forward.
Hello, I have been wanting to write a review for the MTT Leak Finder as it is a very important part of my studying routine. By no means am I a poker savant, or claim to be a really good player, but FWIW, I have a Master’s degree in Education with an emphasis in adult learning theory, improvement cycles, and other educational theories I won’t bore you with. I just wanted to bring some credibility to the post. The MTT Leak Finder is an essential component of the learning process, as it will give you your starting points for an improvement cycle. This is what my study routine and improvement cycle look like.
