Real poker writers in short supply.

Randy I completely agree with this as I have seen the volumes of crap articles on ezinearticles claiming to be valuable poker content. Most of these writers are just hired by 3rd parties and must then do some quick research or rewriting to spin out some rather useless content.

http://www.PLRPoker.com is my site where I sell PLR poker content for this very reason. To fill the gap of lack of quality poker content for sale to other webmasters.

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Hi Marty,

I'm enjoying your video series very much, thanks. I'm just a beginner and have been playing .01/.02 ring games on PokerStars and making all the mistakes beginners do (e.g., like not realizing when my Aces have been cracked).

I hadn't thought about playing tournaments before but your video series has got me very interested in the idea.

Thanks for the videos and keep up the good work!

Cheers,
Phillip Monk

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Poker Stars

"G'day Marty,

I'm not sure if you actually monitor this email box, but I'd just like to thank you for the videos that you're sending out. I really have noticed an improvement in my game, and am starting to find myself finishing ITM a lot more often... anything is a lot more often than zero though, so there's always room for improvement!

Oh and I found the bankroll video really useful... I don't think enough emphasis can be put on self-discipline in this game!

I might even email you my Pokerstars name in a month to hopefully show some kind of steady improvement... not right now though because it's pretty terrible ;-)

Keep up the good work, and best of luck on the tables!"

Ryan

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Hey Marty.

Thanks alot for sharing your videos. Im really learning alot and progressing in my tournament plays, but ofcourse, i mostly end up getting outlucked when dominating donkeys going all in. I guess you have had your share of that as well.
But hey, what i wanted to say was that it is really hard watching the movies you upload by using Google Video. The resolution is so low and "corny", its actually really hard to see what cards are on your hand and what's on the board. To be honost, im only listening to your voicetrack while watching the Google Videos.

But again, great movies! But if you could use some other Media player, like you've done in a couple of the MTT5 videos, it would be even better.

Im sorry if this is the wrong place to send you comments, but i didnt see any comment options at the website i was watching. If your going to make a forum or some kind of community, i would like to be a part of that. Im currently only playing on Full Tilt Poker.

Cheers!
-Jon M Sk----s

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Thanks for the Poker eBook, Marty

"Hello Marty. I just wanted you to know that my winning luck has really changed since you started corresponding with me. Moreover, tonight, I won the largest amount of money ever. I am still a novice with your system and still don't understand a lot. However, I won't enter play without following your guidance. Just wanted you to know."

Thanks, Brian

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Hi Marty,

I'm really enjoying your video series. Right now you're sending them out every other day - every day would be nice.

How to win at low buy in tournaments is exactly what I'm training for. I like to play as a hobby but it would also be nice to bring in some extra money each month. I don't intend to become a 'professional' but having a hobby that supports itself sure would be nice!

I've finished the book by Harrington, viewing your video series, and purchased Tournament Indicator. I'm really looking forward to seeing your games and how you approach the different parts of the tournaments.

Thanks so much for doing this and best of luck at the tables.
Michael

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"Hey Marty,
you requested some feedback and so I'm giving it.Im receiving your sitandgo report videos and also
your mzone report.They're definetly a help,thyanks alot for them.Im very much a newby having only
played my very first game of poker ever 3 weeks ago.I'm playing low buy in tournements Im winning very
few but I'm in the money for 40%,I get to the last 3 (out 0f 9 players usually) about 75% of the time.
Thanks to your videos I can see where I'm going wrong most of the time which I'm working on,
I'm looking forward to the rest of your videos and I'll keep you posted on my imrovments,
Keep up the good work,
Paul."

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"i like your presentations in that they explain things in a rather mercurial
manner. one thing i would like to see, is a few more full s-n-g's done from
start to finsish. as a novice at the game though i find your lessons most
valuable, but the one lesson that goes from start to finsih was realy
helpful. as well a little advice on your opinion of why some of the pro's
succeed with oddball hands. it seems to me that anyone under the age of 40
thinks 8-9 suited is a big hand. am i missing something? and yes i saw your
bit on not trying to think or play like a pro.

in getting into online poker i made a deal not to use any money of my own.
however the chris ferguson 10,000 challenge is a lot easier if you
are....well... chris ferguson. to date i have amassed a fortune of $2.00 in
free rolls. and playing in free rolls is a lot like driving on the 401 at
about 5pm. everyone is going everywhere, and there is no predicability.
getting moved constantly means you do not get a real feel for whomever you
are playing,

i tried the indicator on the free trial, but i think i had two problems with
it. i tended to rely on it too much, and did not understand how to use it to
it's fullest capapbities, a bad combination.

and on another note, the video you put up on you tube about playing pocket
jacks is just about as funny as anything i have ever seen."

keep up the good work.

geoff.

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