Phill talks a lot about instinct and his gut feelings which are concepts that are not actionable.Phil occassionally talks about some topics that aren't explained as well as they could be for beginners like a player's 'range' and 'implied odds' but these are explained in the supporting workbook.Includes strategy on different stages of tournaments as well as cash games.There is a good section on common mistakes and how to avoid them.Thorough hand reviews and range analysis.While all the basics are covered, there are plenty of advanced poker theories mixed in and nuggets of wisdom for players of all levels.Daniel thoroughly covers the fundamentals of poker through a logical and easy to understand approach.Phil has some practical advice for players of all levels like to continually think ahead to future streets and how to keep your mental game on track.I appreciated his humility and he showed several hands that highlighted big mistakes that he regrets.Phil is a world-class, next-level player and it's pure entertainment to watch him make insane reads and hear what he was thinking.It's fascinating to learn about Phil's background and bio.This is the first time Phil has shared his poker thought process and strategies publicly (that alone makes the course worth watching).
