Get Ready for the Big One with WSOP Academy Main Event Primer

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Get Ready for the Big One with WSOP Academy Main Event Primer

Lance Bradley | May 23, 2008

For any poker player the dream of winning the World Series of Poker Main Event is what it’s all about. And while some estimate the field this year could top 8,000 players the dream can only come true for one player. But if you’re looking to increase your chances than WSOP Academy has just the thing.

The WSOP Academy’s Main Event Primer-Advanced Academy is scheduled for June 29 - July 1 at Caesars Palace Las Vegas. The list of instructors who will be prepraring camp attendees for the WSOP main event includes Phil Hellmuth, Annie Duke, Greg Raymer, Phil Gordon, Mark Seif, and Alex Outhred.

“Our Main Event Primer is the jewel of the WSOP Academy season, and we’re elevating the level of instruction this year by offering our most advanced curriculum ever, all taught by an unprecedented roster of champion poker players,” said Brandon Rosen of Post Oak Productions, the company that produces the WSOP Academy. “With our team of world-class instructors, our Main Event Primer-Advanced Academy will give players all the confidence and skills they need to take on the massive field at the Main Event.”

Instructors will focus on advance concepts of No-Limit Texas Hold ‘em tournament strategy, including the advanced math of poker, advanced tournament stage strategy, pre-flop and post-flop strategy and heads-up strategy. Attendees will also hear from renowned tells expert Joe Navarro.

Two $10,000 main event seats will be awarded to winners of private tournaments held during the three day event. “If you don’t already have a seat to the Main Event, our two tournaments will allow you to put into action what you’ve learned and perhaps extend your stay in Vegas a little longer as you compete in the most prestigious poker tournament in the world,” said Rosen.

The WSOP Academy Main Event Primer costs $1,999. Space is limited, and the event is expected sell out well in advance. Additional details for all Academy events are available at www.wsopacademy.com.

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