MonkeeRain

Lets put it this way, I had a J high straight and go all in, the computer has a pair of aces, and I get knocked out of the tourney. There are so many glitches in the game that it isn't worth getting it for free from your roomate, as I did

I'm a Computer Engineering major currently... I guess you could say that makes me a computer savvy person.

Personally, I wouldn't pay any money for a poker school. I believe that the old school way of learning poker is still the best way. Play with people a lot and get a feel for how it all works and find the best ways for you as a player to play the hands. I play with people as much as I can so that I can continue to develope my own style of play. In the new age of poker I guess people think that poker schools can help them, although it really gets everyone playing the same way making certain plays dead giveaways to others. Anyway, if I'm wrong on this you can correct me, I just like to teach