Hey nice looking site.

I'd probably change the intro video as it's just a guy commentating on hands from a SNG in a replayer. I didn't get past the first few hands before switching off.

I think what may be better is to start with talking through an overall approach to these games, how most people play them, where most go wrong, stages and structure of a SNG, why we need to adjust our ranges etc, etc. Broad overveiws to help newbies.

I saw a guy just saying "a guy raised, there are four callers, the flop is 10,10,9 (or whatever it was) the original raiser bets" Yeah, I can see that, what am I learning, it's a hand replayer vid, skip to something reasonably interesting where I may learn something.

So if I wanted to impress or atleast retain new students, there would be some food for thought. Not knocking, just making some constructive criticism.

I always welcome the same.

Good luck on your venture.

Broker

Hey nice looking site.

I'd probably change the intro video as it's just a guy commentating on hands from a SNG in a replayer. I didn't get past the first few hands before switching off.

I think what may be better is to start with talking through an overall approach to these games, how most people play them, where most go wrong, stages and structure of a SNG, why we need to adjust our ranges etc, etc. Broad overveiws to help newbies.

I saw a guy just saying "a guy raised, there are four callers, the flop is 10,10,9 (or whatever it was) the original raiser bets" Yeah, I can see that, what am I learning, it's a hand replayer vid, skip to something reasonably interesting where I may learn something.

So if I wanted to impress or atleast retain new students, there would be some food for thought. Not knocking, just making some constructive criticism.

I always welcome the same.

Good luck on your venture.

Broker