Cardrunners any good

[BalancePoint]

What constitutes the majority of their videos?

[Taylor Caby]

Balance,

Our library is mostly cash game videos. However, we have made an effort over the last 6 months to be more well rounded.

Our schedule is like this:

Monday - Low limit Cash
Tuesday MTT/SNG
Weds - Medium Stakes Cash
Thurs - MTT/SNG
Fri - High stakes cash
Sat PLO/Other game
Sun - Bonus video/LHE/Razz etc

There are about 500 videos. I would estimate 325+ are cash game videos.

tc

[raze]

For anyone serious about improving and making some money at poker, CR is definitely definitely a good investment. Tough to get a better education than watching and listening to these guys showing you exactly how to play and why.

[primate]

IMO given the cost to sign up I would say that its mostly cost effective when yout start playing $200nl cash up.

[Win.by.TKo]

I loved the sample videos from CardRunner. However, I do not make money playing poker and do not have the descretionary income to make a monthly commitment. Will there ever be pricing that allows for viewing on a pay-per-view basis, or something similar for the competitive casual player?

[imtav]

I'm pretty sure they have a membership that allows you to purchase videos individually.

[Taylor Caby]

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I loved the sample videos from CardRunner. However, I do not make money playing poker and do not have the descretionary income to make a monthly commitment. Will there ever be pricing that allows for viewing on a pay-per-view basis, or something similar for the competitive casual player?

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We do sell videos individually, it's just much more cost-effective to buy the membership. I would compare buying a couple videos and watching them to reading a few chapters of a poker book. Sure, it will help you, but you are much better off reading the whole thing.

tc

[Lansingg]

recommended

[Bryan15]

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I loved the sample videos from CardRunner. However, I do not make money playing poker and do not have the descretionary income to make a monthly commitment. Will there ever be pricing that allows for viewing on a pay-per-view basis, or something similar for the competitive casual player?

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They allow you to purchase the videos individually

[llleisure]

I just watched one of the sample videos on YouTube and it's great and I think I may sign up for Cardrunners too...

Can someone tell me what the difference between silver and gold membership is? In the tour silver is listed at $17.99/month and no sign-up fee, whereas gold is $99 fee and $24.99/month. I'd probably sign up for silver due to the $99 up front fee unless gold just has way more benefits or something - is gold worth paying $99 AND $7 a month more? Don't mind the $7/month more so much but the $99 up front ... meh.

All I can get from the site and tour is gold has "unlimited access to videos" and silver is limited somehow. How?

Thanks