Reminder: Discuss No Limit, Win Private Coaching

You can win an hour long private coaching session from our experienced hand judge veriz this week, and all you have to do is get posting in our hand analysis and strategy discussion forums.

Our currently running hand evaluation promotion means that you could receive one of two 60 minute coaching sessions with hand judge and No Limit Hold'em expert veriz. This opportunity is available until Sunday, April 15 at 23:59 GMT.

Every meaningful hand discussion post will be entered into a raffle, to win one of two hour-long private coaching sessions with veriz.

With over 40,000 posts in our hand evaluation forums, veriz is one of our most valued community members in the strategy forums.

How do I participate?
All you have to do is make hand analysis posts in our No Limit and No Limit MSS hand analysis and strategy discussion forums. The posts have to be meaningful, so no spamming please, but it does not matter if you are the one reviewing the hands, or posting them for analysis.

Take a look at the example threads below to view the kind of posts we want from you and the strategy discussion that goes on every day in the PokerStrategy.com forums:

Strategy Thread #1: To Isolate or Not to Isolate?

nomistakes tries to live up to his name at the tables, but hand evaluation coach veriz among others disagree with his overcall and advocate a preflop isolation raise. Our hand evaluation coach gives a great insight into why this play is profitable with this hand.

Strategy Thread #2: How to Play Overpairs?

meda1985 proves that it isn't just marginal spots that get poker players in trouble. Even when dealt a premium hand like queens or jacks, you can still find yourself confused when the money doesn't always go in before the flop. Check out the thread and weigh in with your thoughts.

Strategy Thread #3: Playing the Nuts

You might see this hand and wonder why ilovemagic posted it for evaluation. He made the nuts and called an all-in! Of course, that's not the only thing to be discussed. He asks: should he open this hand from under the gun? Is his continuation bet sized right? Is there a more profitable line against his opponent's range than double barrelling?