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Strip Poker: WSOP Academy Hosts Advanced Camp

Takes Place this Weekend at Caesars Palace

by Kristy Arnett  |  Published: Apr 14, 2008  |  

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In this "Strip Poker" series, Card Player covers the Las Vegas poker scene — on The Strip and around the city.

Andy BlochThe World Series of Poker Academy is hosting its first ever advanced no-limit hold’em camp and will take place this weekend at Caesars Palace.

Instructors Howard Lederer, Annie Duke, Phil Gordon, Paul Wasicka, Andy Bloch, Alex Outhred, and former FBI agent and poker tells expert Joe Navarro will cover many “nextPaul Wasicka level” topics during the two-day camp on April 18-19. Participants will learn winning cash-game strategy, advanced tournament stage strategy, heads-up strategy, advanced mathematics of poker, and more.

In addition to a wealth of poker knowledge, participants will also have the chance to compete in two private tournaments that each awards a $10,000 seat into the 2008 WSOP main event.

To take part in the advanced academy, the cost is $1,999. Click here to find details and information on registering.

 
 
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