If you can afford it, I would recommand ”Pressure system with Lex”. Jordan breaks down the spot in a very efficient and reliable manner. It will save you a lot of the guessing and help you focus only on what matters
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) 👍
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.
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 😎
Pressure Poker Systems is amazing content again, I really liked the format with Lex being there. Although at first I avoided the course because for some reason got the idea that Lex was the teacher and not the student. But his reactions are valuable, it’s great to have someone there literally going “holy shit” and offering insights into how and why his thought process is misguided. It’s a good balancing feature vs. the constant barrage of fast-paced information coming from Jordan – those slight breathers with Lex rewording what was just said can be useful and impactful. Awesome stuff.
I just finished Pressure Poker Systems – super educational insights from Jordan (like usual) and great hands selection. For people not sure which course to choose as a starting point – I would suggest Simple Poker Systems –> Pressure Poker Systems –> River Simplifications
Last week I bought the simple poker systems and pressure systems bundles. What a ton of value is there in these bundles. My early game in MTT’s has improved tremendously.
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.
BBZ poker, I asked about turn play in simple poker system and just wanted to let u know that I got the pressure systems course and it was worth the wait. thx, Big fan of the courses.
Hi guys! Recently finished Simple Poker Systems and Pressure Systems bundles and it’s sooo much fun to implement what you learn in these courses! Plus it seems to me like I’m having deep runs more often than before! 🙂
What I love about this course: it teaches smart aggression. Not just “bluff more,” but when and why to apply pressure – based on stack sizes, positions, and flow. After going through it, I started seeing spots to push that I used to miss – and opponents definitely feel the heat.
Sometimes Im not sure if Jordan is a human or a solver that can talk and act humane. The way he breaks down things, even spots that are ridiculously complicated, it amazes me on a daily basis. Top notch