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Raúl Mestre Announces Three Weekly Classes for Area 51 Poker
Online PokerMay 20, 2021·1 min read

Raúl Mestre Announces Three Weekly Classes for Area 51 Poker


Raúl Mestre has announced that the Area 51 poker classes will now be held three times a week. This change is designed to allow for a more in-depth exploration of topics and to cover more material throughout the year.

In addition to the existing Thursday class at 13:00, two new classes have been added on Mondays and Tuesdays at the same time. The Thursday class will continue to focus on analyzing users' hands, while the new classes on Mondays and Tuesdays will review marked hands from one or two professors. This approach will not only provide detailed analysis but also give users insight into the high level of the teaching staff.

Raúl Mestre encourages users to actively participate in the forums to complement the content covered in the classes. The chat will remain active during the classes, allowing users to engage and ask questions. However, given the increased frequency of classes, Mestre strongly recommends that participants also engage in the forums to enhance their learning experience.

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