Phil Ivey's training site to close
Just under two weeks left for Ivey’s training site which will fold on May 1 and cease to produce fresh content.
Due to the “current state of online poker”, the coaching resource owned and maintained by poker legend Phil Ivey, Ivey League Coaching, will cease to generate any new content from the end of the current month.
Having launched just over three years ago in February 2014, the site will remain live while refunds are processed, offering old videos only.
The company, which was founded by the 10-time WSOP bracelet winner following his 2013 purchase of LeggoPoker, declined to expand further on what the “current state of online poker” specifically refers to.
In the end, however, the site which had originally promised so much, published fewer videos than expected over its three-year existence, only 31 of which in its library were attributable to Ivey himself and has now been consigned to history.
As of May 1st we will no longer be posting new video content. The video library will remain online as we process prorated refunds...
— Ivey League (@IveyLeague) April 13, 2017
