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"AWESOME DVD'S.... A MUST FOR LEARNING THE GAME", This dvd instructional is outstanding! I have one of these and my girlfriend and I have LOVED watching, practicing, and learning with it. A MUST..

"World Championship Garbage", This is a veggie DVD. No meat. Howard Lederer's DVD series is alot better and you actually get some useful material. Do not waste your money. The production is really amatuer.

"Phil Helmeuth's Million $ Waste Of Time.", Phil Helmeuth is an amazing player, and one of the worlds best. The idea you should learn from the best lead me seriously a-stray with this lack-lustre dvd.

Phils typical arogant, whitty, poker-brat self has been left behind, and the "dvd" phil is an awkward, goofy science teacher like guy which makes listening to him difficult.

As far as content goes, the top 10 hands, majority play hands, and tough calls sections are obvious to any player who didn't start playing last week.

Phil does make a good point about reading the players at your table and he categorises them into "animal types," and how to play against the different types of players. The idea is nothing new, but the information is presented in a user-friendly fassion.

The bluffing and tells section is so so. It gives some obvious and some not so obvious examples in "Phil's top 10 Tells" and a few good tips on bluffing.

All and all this dvd falls short, solely on it's inability to delve more than skin deep on what truely is, an extremely complex game. In the dvd, Phil says "Texas Hold'em is a game that takes only minutes to learn, and a life time to master." After viewing this dvd, I feel I am sadly not any closer to mastery than when I pressed play.


"Good but wanted more...", I bought this double pack because it was cheaper than buying either one title locally in Australia. Having watched both DVDs twice and utilising what I have learnt I have definitely improved in my playing - in fact using Chris Moneymaker's World Championship Poker computer simulation I have won just about every tournament!
It is good to buy the double pack because he refers to certain chapters/themes in their respective companion dvds.
However I was disappointed to find out ALL the extras on one DVD are duplicated on the other.
Really there is probably enough room for probably all 4 DVDs in the series on 1 DVD - but he is obviously maximising his profit.
Having said that, for a novice/amateur who wants to improve their game or become a professional this is a great start.