CardRunners Review

• Games: LHE, MTT, NLHE, SNGs

As one of the original poker training sites, Cardrunners is home to the biggest poker training video library available online.  With thousands of its own strategy videos as well as the complete stox poker library, customers are greeted with top notch learning in all fields of poker.  In addition, cardrunners has partnered up with Full Tilt Poker to bring you free poker training in the form of TrulyFreePokerTraining. Poker Training Reviews gives you a very detailed Cardrunners review in order to make your buying decision easier.

Cardrunners Promo Code is not needed for 7 day Free Trial

How much does Cardrunners Cost?

A cardrunners membership is $30 a month plus a $100 sign up fee.  You can also prepay for 6 months for $240, or get a full year for $360 (Best Deal).  Or you can signup for TrulyFreePokerTraining, play on Full Tilt Poker, earn FTP points, and free poker training.  All this without having to spend FTP points on losing  MGR from your rakeback. You can also get a 7 day free trial at Cardrunners for you to test out the site before subscribing so you can do your own cardrunners review when you are done the free trial.

What kind of videos does Cardrunners have?

With over 2000+ poker strategy videos, they have both the biggest and most well rounded collection available.  There are all sorts of cash game videos from NL to PLO to limit, and a range of stakes from micro to nose bleed.  A large assortment of mtt videos and sng videos are available for your learning pleasure as well.  Videos are both of the streaming and downloadable variety with drm.  IPOD compatible videos will be available at a later date.  Poker videos are also released on a daily schedule.

Who are the Cardrunners Pros?

Taylor “Green Plastic” Caby, Daniel “Jungleman12″ Cates, Matt “jacksup” Mattros, Brian “sgrugby” Townsend (archive), Cole “CTS” South (archive), Tom “LearnedFromTV” Chambers, Andreas “Skjervoy” Torbergsen, Mike “Timex” McDonald, Brian “Stinger” Hastings, Andrew “Muddywater” Wiggins, Bryce “theBryce” Paradis, Isaac “Menlo” Baron, Mickey “mement_mori” Peterson and many more. Full Cardrunners instructors can be found here.

Pros

• Huge library of poker training videos
• Huge roster of coaches
• All stakes and game types covered
• Active forum with pro involvement
• Free blogs and podcasts
• Free cardrunners subscriptions through TrulyFreePokerTraining
• 7 Day FREE TRIAL

Cons

• Lead instructors Cole South and Brian Townsend have retired from poker training (but since added mement_mori)
• Large video library makes it hard to weed out good and bad videos
• Signup fee a big hit for micro players
• Some instructors have not made new videos since 2009
• Lack of iPod compatible videos and non-DRM videos

Rating: 5