Online instructional videos are one of the best ways to pickup new poker knowledge quickly and easily. Watching a skilled player go through hands and analyze their action as well as other players can illustrate concepts in a way that is just difficult to match in a book or blog post.

I have checked out all the major sites, and currently subscribe to both Cardrunners and PokerSavvyPlus.

My pitch for PokerSavvy Plus:

I’m totally biased here because I am an instructor now with the PokerSavvyPlus, but I would not have joined up if it was not a product I believed in.

PSP has really set out to create a top tier product but focusing on recruiting some of the most talented players out there who excel at creating an instructional product. A lot of sites focus on getting the big TV names on board and spend a lot on marketing. PSP has focused on creating a top-shelf product, and growing membership via word of mouth. They focus on recruiting top players who are known in the community for their skills, not their personalities.

Sign-up for a free 7-day trial, and I’m confident you’ll decide to stick with it. Carving out a portion of your bankroll for poker tools and instruction is a must; it’s going to help the rest of your money go that much farther.

Still not convinced? Before signing up for the free trial you can check-out some clips from Poker Savvy Plus’ videos, including some of mine, right here.