Thanks to a significant amount of marketing and participation by some very successful online poker players
CardRunners.com is one of the most popular poker training sites. They currently promise 35 new videos each month, more than we've found on any other training web site. And they have a good set of "demo" videos that give a pretty good idea of what you can expect if you decide to become a member.
The three co-founder instructors at CardRunners are Taylor "Green Plastic" Caby, Andrew "muddywater" Wiggins and Brian "sbrugby" Townsend. You may have seen Brian recently on NBC's "Poker After Dark", wearing the CardRunners logo on his shirt. The founders are assisted by a large group of online pros, too many to list here, who act as "guest instructors". Lee Jones, formerly the poker room manager at PokerStars, recently joined the CardRunners team as Chief Operating Officer.
As you can see below, CardRunners has a very spiffy looking replayer. Plenty of statistics on display so you can do a good review and analysis of your previous play. The replayer is often used when CardRunners instructors create videos - and there's a seemingly unlimited number of stored hands and tournaments by other CardRunners subscribers.
Given the amount - and quality - of content on CardRunners.com, it's not surprising that this is one of the most expensive online poker training options. For a full "gold" level membership, there's a one-time-only sign up fee of $99 plus a monthly subscription fee of $27.95. Unlike other sites we've seen, they also offer "pay-per-view" options for watching single videos. And there's a "Day Pass" available for a limited one-day-only membership.
Visit Card Runners for all the details, previews and even some free poker training content.
