While it may not be as well known as some of the other training sites, Poker Nerve is still a serious contender when it comes to quality tournament content. It was launched in 2014 by Kelvin "Acesup" Beattie and has been putting out quality content ever since. Its main products are two tournament courses: a standard MTT course and a course built for progressive knockout (PKO) tournaments. Both feature advanced content designed to help you crush the games.
What type of content does Poker Nerve have?
Poker Nerve focuses entirely on tournaments; there is no cash game content. Free content comes in the form of the Poker Nerve blog, and paid content comes in the form of courses. The flagship is the Road To Success tournament course, alongside the Bounty Hunter course for progressive knockout tournaments.
Road To Success MTT course
Road To Success comes in two versions. When we last checked:
- Basic ($139) includes more than 20 lessons covering the fundamentals of tournament poker, everything you need to build a solid base and improve your win rate.
- Premium ($690) includes more than 90 lessons covering the fundamentals as well as the advanced tactics professionals use. It is designed to take you from beginner to professional.
Bounty Hunter K.O. course
The Bounty Hunter course is an advanced course for progressive knockout tournaments. It includes more than 40 tutorials with high-quality videos that show how top pros crush PKO tournaments, plus easy in-game calculations you can use at the table. There are also more than 100 hand examples, so you can see the skills you have learned in action. When we last checked, it was listed at $499.
Is Poker Nerve worth it?
Even though it isn't a household name, Poker Nerve puts out quality content at a reasonable price. Overall it is a good choice for tournament players who want to expand their knowledge by following a structured course but don't want to spend $1,000 or more. It isn't as full or detailed as some of the other courses, but it does provide a full spectrum of content that will help you become a better tournament player.