The Alliance is a 10-week immersive WSOP experience designed to help dedicated poker players maximize their edge, refine their mindset, and build a powerful network. From pre-series preparation to in-the-moment strategy discussions and post-WSOP reflection, The Alliance provides elite coaching, structured support, and a community of like-minded players—all working together to make this summer as profitable, rewarding, and career-defining as possible.

You'll get everything listed in the section above, plus everything else that comes with having access to a network of 20 hard-working teammates and a world-class coach.

You'll also get discounts on future coaching programs and products available through Poker Fluency, free merch, and if you win a bracelet while playing as part of The Alliance, I'll give you free access to all future Alliance programs, growing your network even further.

Our first group coaching call will be on Monday 12th May 2025, and our final wrap-up meeting will be on Sunday 20th July, taking us through the entire 2025 World Series of Poker - but your access to new training materials will open up as soon as you sign up, and all of our exclusive team communication channels will remain open to you permanently.

Absolutely! Not everyone in the group will be in Vegas for the full 7 weeks. While we will have plenty of in-person meetup opportunities, all our coaching sessions and communications will be online, so you'll always have access to all materials and conversations.

Even if you're only playing a few events, The Alliance could help you prepare much more specifically for those exact tournaments, by connecting you with other players who have a detailed perspective on what those fields will be like and how to approach them.

Many of the players involved, myself included, will likely be playing poker every day during the WSOP - but The Alliance is designed to be accessible to you at all times, without getting in the way of your schedule or requiring you to miss tournaments for team events.

You get out what you put in. The more time you invest in discussing hands with other players, showing up for group coaching sessions and strategy huddles, and connecting with the rest of the team, the more you'll get out of the experience, and the faster your game will grow and develop.

Everything you might need for tournament poker. If you're familiar with my content from the various training sites I work with, you'll know I specialize in building simplified GTO approaches, multiway scenarios, ICM dynamics, and advanced exploitative strategies.

Yes. All the coaching content, meetings and huddles - before, during and after the series - will be recorded and made exclusively available to the whole team.

It'll certainly be challenging, but since you've already made it to the WSOP, I'm going to assume you're not an absolute beginner, so it's unlikely there will be anything completely alien or overwhelming.

The experience level of the team will vary, as will the stakes we play, but everyone will be coming together with a common goal, and a rising tide lifts all ships - if we study together, we all improve, regardless of our starting point.

Our efforts will definitely be focused on taking down WSOP bracelets, but there will be some players who are dabbling in the cash games around Vegas during the course of the series.

Players are encouraged to discuss cash game spots and strategies - after all, it all helps with the development process - but we're not going to dedicate any of our actual group coaching sessions to cash game approaches.

Most definitely. Players are encouraged to post their hands on our Discord server - I'll be recommending everyone posts at least one hand per day including myself, so we'll have at least 21 hands per day to discuss.

We only ask that everyone remain open to all feedback when posting, and give feedback in a respectful and educational tone without resorting to overly-simplistic analysis.

Our pre-series coaching sessions will include a Q&A from high-stakes pro and Solve For Why founder Matt Berkey on how to navigate a long and exhausting Vegas summer grind, a talk from elite performance coach and hypnotherapist Paul Salter on how to prepare yourself for each individual event, and a goal-setting and big-picture session from life coach Britt Bovi.

I'm also seeking contributions from other experts in the fields of fitness, nutrition, sleep, meditation and more, plus our weekly debriefs during the series will always include a mindset check-in for everyone, and the opportunity to talk openly about the ups and downs of the summer.

Not at all. This is a difficult area for many of us - I'm still building my routines out in a way that works for me - and very few players have it all figured out already.

These three are the silent killers of a WSOP summer, but the constant flow of communication among the team will heavily mitigate the tilt - sometimes all you need is to get something off your chest and have someone empathize.

Fatigue and burnout are best addressed by high-quality preparation and a deep sense of motivation, both of which are things The Alliance will help you develop and cultivate.

It's fairly simple - our Discord server will be the hub for everything. It'll host hand history discussions, strategy conversations, downloads for solver sims, a database of player reads, specific threads for individual WSOP events and other major tournaments, and much more.

There will also be voice channels where players can study together, watch PokerGO streams, grind online tournaments, or just hang out and play video games. Plus, you'll get weekly debriefs and previews of upcoming events, with a highly flexible schedule based on what works best for everyone.

There will definitely be multiple organized in-person meetups in Vegas during the summer, along with impromptu meetups on dinner breaks or at other times during events.

Don't expect any crazy Vegas parties, though - we're here to win bracelets, so all our meetups will be fully accessible to anyone who (like myself) doesn't drink alcohol.

We're taking in anyone and everyone when it comes to backgrounds, stakes and experience levels - a diverse set of perspectives is a massive benefit to any team environment built on a foundation of communication and cooperation.

However, for this first year, The Alliance will only be recruiting players who do not already have a WSOP bracelet. I want everyone to be on the same footing to kick off our first year.

This rule will probably change in future years, since we're gonna win all the 2025 bracelets!

It's likely that most of the group will be unfamiliar with each other prior to arriving in Vegas, so you won't be the only one. In our initial kickoff meeting we'll have the chance to get to know each other, and since we're all united by our desire to crush tournaments and win bracelets, I don't think we'll have any trouble finding a way to gel as a team.

Very active! It certainly won't just be you and the other team members. I'll be grinding WSOP events every day myself, and constantly posting and talking about poker all summer helps keep me sharp.

I'll be leading all of our weekly reviews, as well as hosting any and all strategy huddles prior to final tables or major day 2s. You can be pretty confident you'll hear from me every single day throughout the 7 weeks of the series.

Definitely not. The team will likely be a mix of pros and recreational players, which will help us strike the right balance and create a powerful learning environment for everyone.

Unfortunately, no. I want this first year of The Alliance to be a clean slate - we're all on the same footing.

No, there's no staking element to The Alliance. You're responsible for your own bankroll and buyins, as well as what you play and how you approach it. You're not working for us, you're working with us.

However, we will consider adding a staking element for future programs if the demand is there and the opportunity presents itself.

This will certainly be common, yes. I would encourage players to take advantage of the opportunity to swap action with teammates for the added camaraderie, and opportunities for action selling and buying will definitely be available.

However, any and all disputes will be arbitrated by the group as a collective unit through a voting process, and by registering, you agree to abide by the group's decision. If the group decides someone has acted dishonestly in some way, I reserve the right to suspend or revoke their team membership.

The Alliance is not responsible for any transactions you make, and you should take the same precautions you always would with any financial transaction.

The price of the program is $275/week, or $2,495 if you want to pay for all 10 weeks up-front.

Yes. If you are unhappy with the support provided by The Alliance, I will happily refund your membership fee. However, you will lose your access to the team platform and any future benefits, so I recommend waiting until the WSOP is over before making your refund request official.

Yes. The Alliance is built on respect, trust, and support. I am absolutely committed to creating a space where all players—regardless of background, identity, or experience—feel safe, valued, and heard.

Harassment, discrimination, or toxic behavior of any kind will not be tolerated. Everyone in the group is expected to uphold a high standard of conduct, both online and in person.

Players who violate this policy will be removed from the team environment without a refund of their membership fee.

There's no application process - if you want to be in, then you're in. There are 20 spots available, and when they're gone, they're gone.

You'll get an onboarding call with me once you sign up, and you'll have the opportunity to have any further questions at that point.