Ana Marquez talks openly about her beginnings in poker, what it was that attracted her to the game, and how her path led her to partnership with ACRPoker.
The Historian Who Became Spain’s Number One: Ana Marquez on Studying Poker Into a Career Read More »
Alex Foxen, one of the best tournament players alive, has joined the ACRPoker team, and he is looking forward to all the challenges that await.
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Rob Kuhn never gave up on his poker dream, and this determination helped him become one of the best, leading to his today’s role with ACRPoker.
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A few months ago, Jarred Gabin and Shaundle Pruitt embarked on PokerCoaching’s Hero’s Journey with a simple objective: find out how far elite coaching, accountability, and a commitment to improvement could take them. Today, the challenge feels very different. Gabin
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Luke Johnsons joins the team behind PeakGTO and sets his aims to revolutionize the poker training, prioritizing working smart over working hard.
The Next Evolution of Poker Training: Luke Johnson Joins PeakGTO Read More »
There is a surprising reason why most players feel and stay stuck and struggle to improve despite the wealth of quality poker content available out there.
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Brock Wilson’s impressive run on the PokerGO Tour is not a coincidence. It is a mix of hard work, dedication, and willingness to go the extra mile.
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Image source World Poker Tour For years, No-Limit Hold’em has dominated poker, but as edges shrink at the highest levels, the players who keep winning are the ones who can adapt. Few players represent that shift better than Alex Livingston,
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For many poker players, studying means long hours alone with videos, solvers, and hand histories. For Shaundle “CrazySixes66” Pruitt, improvement has always been community-driven. For years, he’s hosted weekly study groups inside the PokerCoaching Discord, where players review hands, build
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Image source: WPT Few poker players have lived through the highs and lows of the game as publicly as Ethan “Rampage” Yau. From taking fearless shots in high-stakes games to enduring brutal downswings, he has shown what modern poker really
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