Daniel Negreanu’s Poker VT Site Review
Immediately, when you enter the site a quick sales pitch from Daniel begins, whether you want it or not. Now I’m sure the training on this site is topnotch but is it me or does this seem a little like selling out? I mean, it’s like those guys who tell you how to make millions on the internet. Why don’t they just use their own method and make all those millions. I guess the difference is we know Daniel’s done it already, when those guys on TV, we don’t know if they are real.
Most of the professionals make there money from the bad players and the more good players there are, the harder it will be to make a living. So, isn’t Daniel and the others selling there knowledge basically saying, “Making a living is going to get hard for all of us, so I’m going to make my money now before it becomes impossible.”
The appearance of his site is wonderful. you can take a tour. This isn’t really a tour but more another sales pitch. A tour would be some examples of what you will find, many a demo ot two, or a sample lesson. This tour is a Daniel video in which he tells you know what you will find on the site. When, however, you get to the Feature section, there are a few samples.
The pro’s on the site include Paul Wasicka, JC Alvarado, Justin “Boosted J” Smith, Adam “Alunglen7” Junglen, Annette “Annette_15” Obrestad, and Prof. Charley Swayne (a math expert).
The site feature Daniel’s Custom Course on Hold’em and him Hand Analysis Lessons, Online Poker Training from Winning Pros and Know the Math.
You can test you knowledge for free and I got the first 6 right and the last 4 wrong. Maybe I could use this course, but that’s why this test is there.
I have read that the dig difference in this site over other on line training sites is the live play action in which Daniel and other pros play with amateurs. During the game, they will stop, discuss action, look at hands, and make it a learning opportunity.
Right now they site is only for Hold’em players but I hear more games are planned.
Membership Cost Are: $149.99 to sign up and $29.99 a month after that. I worry when there is both a sign up free and a monthly fee. It’s sort of like they are saying, “Hey if you don’t like this site, go ahead and cancel, we still got your $150! Ha ha!”