The latest seminar run by Bluff Europe Poker Academy takes place in less than two weeks, and there is still time to book yourself a place.

On Sunday 3rd July the second in a series of five seminars will take place at The Mint Casino, Kensington, and professional poker player Paul Zimber will again be in attendance. Zimber is the lead instructor at the Bluff Europe Poker Academy and during the session you will be able to gain from his experience and put in to practice what you have learnt. Seminar two will take a look at how you manage your game and how you can become a long term winner.

We all know that managing our own game is the difference between winning and losing, and during this seminar Paul will take you through the skills you need to manage your bankroll, your time and money management, finding value in live and online games, and finally controlling tilt. Now be honest we have all suffered from tilt haven’t we, well I know I have!

Also during the seminar there will be a session on how best to exploit satellites and the strategies needed to work your way through what at times can be a minefield.

There are three more seminars planned for the following months, with seminar three looking at tournament dynamics, seminar four will cover the skills needed to win in a cash game, and the final seminar in October will take a look at players advanced tournament strategy and how the payouts effect your game.

For a comprehensive list of all five seminars head on over to bluffeurope.com where you will also be able to book yourself a place.

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