Training

Here at Poker111, we see poker as a high skill-based game.

As a competitive discipline, poker necessitates skill in several areas

Psychology

Game strategies

Game theory

Reading body language

Statistics

Mathematics

Mental and physical conditioning

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle

Everyday practice and intense improvement in these areas are necessary if you want to work at the best possible level in this highly competitive industry.

The Importance of Continuous Learning

Our philosophy is that poker players have to constantly grow and improve in order to stay on top and maximize their potential. The world’s best players learn new strategies every day and develop new skills constantly. In a game as ever-changing as poker, in which you learn and adapt new strategies every time, anyone who isn’t making learning a priority risks being left behind. Learning never stops—it is an essential part of staying successful in this dynamic game.

A Collaborative Learning Environment

In an effort to help new players get better, Poker111 has created international alliances with academies, courses, private poker coaches, group trainers, webinars on specific topics, mental coaches, and cutting-edge software for analysis and learning of hands. These partnerships give players tools and training to be able to meet the required high standards for joining the Poker111 team. Through this methodical training, players are able to continue their improvement and be eligible to join our best-of-the-best group. At Poker111, we value not only pure talent but a strong work ethic and a relentless pursuit of self-growth. Our best players are people who work hard to improve on and off the table. To the Academy