Poker Training Sites – Stox Poker

January 3, 2010

Stox Poker is one of the first Poker Training Sites to hit the web, along with CardRunners. It is still considered one of the top training sites a poker player can subscribe to. It specializes in videos for Heads-up Limit Hold Em players, tournament players and six-handed ring game players. It also features sit and go videos from Colin Moshman, who is the author of a very popular sit and go book. Overall, Stox poker is a great site that offers cheap prices compared to other training sites. Pair that with top professionals, regular upgrades and great videos, and Stox Poker is a good choice for any player looking to join a poker training site.

Features

Stox Poker offers many amazing features that all subscribers can take advantage of and learn from. There is a forum where players can share ideas with each other, blogs from the professionals, rakeback offers, videos uploaded by Stox Poker subscribers and blogs by the subscribers. Also new to Sotx Poker is their new Poker Tool Chest which includes the courses the subscribers can take, a Hand History converter and a search hand database. Stox Poker also offers an Omaha manager for their subscribers and special offers on books written by some of the professionals from Stox Poker.

Instructors

Since Stox Poker is one of the original poker sites on the web, they already have a he professional poker base. Their group consists of Felipe Mesquita, James Sweeny, Adam Baird, Jeremy Steinhausen, Alan Jackson, Jason Ho, Brian Aleksa, Patrick Minton, Bob Rotruck, Travis Trail, Ben Kniaz, Chris Fargis, Eric Rodawig, Stosh McConnell, Reese Newell, Graham, Ribchester, Dan Abrams, James Davis, Hunter Bick, Jared Tendler, Ijay Palansky, Colin Moshamn, Matt Matros, Ed Miller, Kyle Hendon, Dusty Schmidt, Bryce Paradis, Nick Grudzien. These professionals are some of the best live and online professionals in the world and have combined made millions upon millions in poker tournaments and cash games.

Videos

Stox Poker is home to hundreds upon hundreds of training videos for poker players to watch and learn from. Stox has videos on almost any game a poker player can think of. Some of the more unique videos they have include the Spring Championship of Online Poker (SCOOP) Stud Hi/Lo tournament video. As well, Stox Poker offers videos of $2000 heads up matches. Among the videos, players also learn by reading and taking Stox Poker courses. These courses will teach players about very specific ideas, such as button stealing, adjusting to short stacks and even advanced ideas in Razz.

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