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Dancer's Free VP Classes - Beginner's, Advanced, or both?

#1

For those who have been through Bob Dancer's classes
before...

For someone who has about 1 year vp playing
experience, would you recommend attending just the
Beginner's or just the Advanced Class or both?

Thanks.
Gilbert

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#2

Gilbert-

   It depends how much experience and knowledge you've gotten in the year you've been playing. If you already have Win Poker and strategy cards, the beginners class will probably be too basic. If you're really just starting and need to learn, it's great. ALSO, Dancer is extremely funny and will keep you entertained, even if you already know most of the material.
   I attended his 9/6 JB class in Atlantic City in January, and found it way too basic. But most of the other 300 people there had never heard of strategy, and it was all news to them.
   It's up to you. But you won't waste your time going to a beginners class. I still enjoyed it.

Elaine
Gilbert Escobar <gilbert_616@yahoo.com> wrote:For those who have been through Bob Dancer's classes
before...

For someone who has about 1 year vp playing
experience, would you recommend attending just the
Beginner's or just the Advanced Class or both?

Thanks.
Gilbert

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#3

Thanks for your input, Elaine!
You're right! Even if I already have WinPoker and Bob
Dancer's Strategy Cards and since I'm planning to
attend his Advanced Class anyway, I might as well
attend his Beginner's Class too.

There's always something new to learn from the pros!

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--- Elaine Rose <atlanticcityrose@yahoo.com> wrote:

Gilbert-

   It depends how much experience and knowledge
you've gotten in the year you've been playing. If
you already have Win Poker and strategy cards, the
beginners class will probably be too basic. If
you're really just starting and need to learn, it's
great. ALSO, Dancer is extremely funny and will keep
you entertained, even if you already know most of
the material.
   I attended his 9/6 JB class in Atlantic City in
January, and found it way too basic. But most of the
other 300 people there had never heard of strategy,
and it was all news to them.
   It's up to you. But you won't waste your time
going to a beginners class. I still enjoyed it.

Elaine
Gilbert Escobar <gilbert_616@yahoo.com> wrote:For
those who have been through Bob Dancer's classes
before...

For someone who has about 1 year vp playing
experience, would you recommend attending just the
Beginner's or just the Advanced Class or both?

Thanks.
Gilbert

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#4

I would say both. Even very experienced players can occasionally pick up a
useful tidbit, a new way to think about things from the beginner class. But
beware, the "advanced" class is really intermediate level. They probably
don't want him teaching the really advanced stuff (like penalty cards)
because they want good but not too good players.

Bill

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At 10:45 AM 10/31/2002 -0800, you wrote:

For those who have been through Bob Dancer's classes
before...

For someone who has about 1 year vp playing
experience, would you recommend attending just the
Beginner's or just the Advanced Class or both?

Thanks.
Gilbert

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